Term:
Closed-end investment company
Definition:

A closed-end investment company is a managed investment company with an unlimited life that does not stand ready to purchase its own shares from its owner and rarely issues new shares beyond its initial offering. (Source: Investments, W.F. Sharpe/G.J. Alexander)

Domain:
Finance
Source:
Institutional Investors Statistical Yearbook, 2000 edition, Annex III, Glossary
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