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What are the drawbacks of having a closed end fund?
The major drawback of a closed-ended fund is that if the market tanks, demand for the shares can evaporate overnight, leaving you holding a worthless investment. While a closed end fund has many benefits, there are also some drawbacks. The main drawback is that you can not use the initial capital to continue dividend payments.
Are owners fund part of share capital?
Yes
Difference between eqity fund and mutual fund?
Equity is the owners fund and mutual fund is pool money from the investor and invest in securities market. mutual fund has low risk an depends upon market condition.
What are the differences between owners fund and borrowed fund?
The difference between owner's funds and borrowed funds is just that. One is owned, and the other must be paid back.
What are the drawbacks of the RTGS?
drawbacks of rtgs
What is the purpose of an ETF screener?
An Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) screener is designed to benefit a prospective investor and shield them from potential drawbacks and find a fund that is viable for their portfolio. What the ETF screener does is essentially filter out elements of risk or return depending on what kind of parameters an investor sets for a desired fund.
What are the drawbacks of the narasimham committee?
what are the drawbacks of narsimham committee
What are some drawbacks of being a mammalogist?
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What are its drawbacks its dangers its environmental factors?
what are its drawbacks, its dangers, its environmental factors
What are the benefits and drawbacks of animal exploitation?
some drawbacks of animal research
What are possible drawbacks associated with the adoption of network computers?
What are possible drawbacks
What are the drawbacks of ROMs as PLDs?
The drawbacks areIncreased power requirementIncreased size
