Clone fund

Clone Fund
Clone Fund - The clone fund is an investment strategy involving the duplication of the structure and performance of a similar index or fund.

clone fund investment & finance definition
A mutual fund started by another mutual fund as a result of the parent fund's large growth and management's assessment that the parent is limited as to the investments it can make.

Clone fund
Definition:
A new fund Set up in a Fund family to emulate another successful fund. ...

Clone fund A mutual fund created to mimic the investment strategy of a successful existing fund. Sometimes clone funds are created because managers feel the original fund's performance is hindered by its size.

Clone Fund
A mutual fund that replicates the performance or strategy of an existing mutual fund or index through the use of derivatives.
Closed-End Fund ...

Clone Fund
A smaller version of a retail mutual fund, it is offered as a subaccount in a variable annuity.

Clone fund
A new fund set up in a fund family to emulate another successful fund.
Close
The close is the period at the end of the trading session. Sometimes used to refer to closing price. Related: Opening.

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Clone Fund: A fund which tries to copy the strategy of a successful, existing fund.
Closed Trades: The positions that have been either liquidated or offset.
Closed-End Funds: The mutual funds that do not sell unlimited shares.

clone fund A mutual fund designed to match the performance of an existing successful fund by imitating its strategy. close Closing a position refers to ending one's exposure to movements in the market...

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