unit investment trust
71accumulation unit — Type of unit in a unit trust where the income is reinvested automatically, thereby increasing the price of the unit. * * * accumulation unit accumulation unit ➔ unit * * * accumulation unit UK US noun [C] FINANCE ► a share in an investment trust… …
72open-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… …
73Gold as an investment — Reserves of SDR, forex and gold in 2006 …
74Digital Realty Trust — Type Public Traded as (NYSE: DLR) Industry Datacenter acquisition, ownership, development and operation Headquarters San Francisco, United …
75McDonald Investment Center — General information Status Complete Type Office Location 800 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio United States …
76Mutual Fund/Unit Trust — An open ended investment trust or unit trust, which pools together funds from many investors to establish a diversified portfolio of investments. After the initial public offering, the fund continues to both sell and redeem its shares,… …
77accumulation unit — A unit in a unit trust or an investment trust in which dividends are ploughed back into the trust, after deducting income tax, enabling the value of the unit to increase. It is usually linked to a life assurance policy …
78Income Trust — An investment trust that holds income producing assets and trades units like a stock on an echange. Income trusts attempt to hold assets which will generate a steady flow of income, such as lease payments from an office building. The income is… …
79Personal Investment Authority — (PIA) The former self regulating organisation which had sole responsibility for the retail investment industry. It governed the sale of life assurance, personal pensions, friendly society investments, unit trusts, investment trust savings schemes …
80fixed trust — fixed trust, an investment trust in which members are allowed to make investments only in a small number of specified securities; unit trust …
