Opportunistic (INREV Style)
A fund which typically uses high leverage, has a high exposure to development or other forms of active asset management, and will deliver returns primarily in the form of capital a ...
A fund which typically uses high leverage, has a high exposure to development or other forms of active asset management, and will deliver returns primarily in the form of capital a ...
Those elements which must be followed, where applicable, in order for an Account Report to be deemed compliant with the Reporting Standards.
A segregated investment account set up by a life insurance company which, through subaccounts, invests in the underlying mutual funds offered through a variable annuity or variable ...
A FASB Statement of Financial Accounting Standard.
Part of the investment Strategy, there are three commonly used industry terms to describe Style: Core, Value-added and Opportunistic.
An averaging technique whereby numerical characteristics (such as interest rates or rents) of a group of assets are averaged in proportion to each asset's common characteristic ...
Asset weighting of the portfolio returns within a composite using beginning-of-period weightings, beginning of period market values plus weighted cash flows, or by aggregating port ...
An aggregation of individual portfolios representing a similar investment objective or strategy, weighted by the beginning-of-period market values of the constituent portfolios.
A term applied to all open-end and closed end pooled investment vehicles. A Commingled Fund may be organized as a group trust, partnership, corporation, insurance company separate ...
Please see Effective Share.