Term:
Open-ended investment company
Definition:
An open-end investment company is a managed investment company, with an unlimited life, that stands ready at all times to purchase its shares from its owners and usually will continuously offer new shares to the public. (Investments, W.F. Sharpe/G.J. Alexander)
Domain:
Finance
Source:
Institutional Investors Statistical Yearbook, 2000 edition, Annex III, Glossary