Fund of Funds

/ˌfʌnd əv ˌfʌndz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An investment vehicle that pools capital to invest in multiple other funds rather than directly in securities.
    The plaintiff invested in a fund of funds to diversify his portfolio across various private equity funds.

Forms

  • fund of funds
  • funds of funds

Commentary

Fund of funds structures can raise complex regulatory and disclosure issues due to their layered fee arrangements and indirect exposures.

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