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Pooled fund

Any Fund in which Multiple investors contribute assets and hold them as a group. A common example of a pooled Fund is a unit Trust.

Related Terms: 9 Asset, Fund, Multiple, Pool, Pooled fund, Trust, Tip, Unit, Unit Trust
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