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41open-ended investment companies — ( OEICs) A form of collective investment scheme which is designed to incorporate favourable aspects of both investment trusts and unit trusts. It is legally speaking a company which issues shares, like an investment trust. However, whereas an… …
42open-ended investment fund — An investment fund whose manager is required to deliver units on demand and to buy them back at the market price when instructed to do so. This structure ensures that the net asset value always roughly corresponds to the price of the units. NYSE… …
43Open-Ended Question — VP A question that requires more than a short answer, giving the respondent an opportunity to express opinions …
44open-ended credit — /ˌəυpən ˌendɪd kredɪt/ noun same as revolving credit …
45open-ended fund — /ˌəυpən endɪd fʌnd/ noun a fund (such as a unit trust) where investors buy units, the money paid being invested in a range of securities (as opposed to a closed fund, such as an investment trust, where the investor buys shares in the trust… …
46Open-ended investment company — /ˌəυpən ˌendɪd ɪn vestmənt ˌkʌmp(ə)ni/ noun a new form of unit trust, in which the investor purchases shares at a single price, as opposed to the offer/bid pricing system used by ordinary unit trusts. Abbreviation Oeic …
47open-ended wrench — A wrench with openjaws …
48open-end — ˈopen end adjective [only before a noun] an open end fund or trust does not have a fixed number of shares: • an open end mutual fund * * * open end UK US adjective ► (also open ended) FINANCE used to describe an investment fund in which shares… …
49Open Your Heart (Madonna song) — Open Your Heart Single by Madonna from the album True Blue B side …
50Open problem — Open question redirects here. For information on open ended questions, see closed ended question. In science and mathematics, an open problem or an open question is a known problem that can be accurately stated, and has not yet been solved (no… …
