8. Collective investments Flashcards

1
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4x main collective investments

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Unit trusts
Investment trusts
Investment bonds
OEIC’S

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4X benefits for Collecting Investments

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  1. Diversification
  2. Reduced dealing costs
  3. Wide choice of funds
  4. Investment manager expertise
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Unit trusts

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A pooled investment , which is open ended

Accumulation units -reinvest income for growth

Distribution units- split off any income

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4
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Offer price

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Price which investors buy units

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5
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The Bid Price

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Price to buy back units from investors

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Cancellation Price

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Minimum permitted bid price

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7
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Bid offer spread

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The difference between the price at which a unit is offered to an investor and the person buys back.

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Contract Note

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specifies the fund and the number of units .the unit price and the amount paid .

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The unit certificate

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this specifies the fund and the number of units held and is the proof of ownership of the units

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3x How are units in a unit trust bought and sold?

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  1. A stockbroker
  2. A financial advisor
  3. investment trust manager
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Net asset value per share

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Total value of the investment fund divided by the number of shares

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Gearing

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The level of debt as a percentage of a company equity . It is a way of measuring the extent to which a company operations are funded by borrowing rather than by shareholder capital

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13
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Split-capital investment trust *

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Income shares = income and no growth

Capital shares= growth and no income

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14
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Real estate Investment trust

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  1. No corp tax
  2. stamp duty reserve tax is charged at 0.5% on purchase
  3. No individual shareholder can own more then 10%
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15
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OEIC

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Open ended Investment company

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16
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Split capital Investment

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Income shares - whole income but no growth

Capital shares- No income but share capital Growth at end of term

17
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An initial or buying charge

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Added to the unit price and is normally in the region of 3 per cent to 5 per cent of value of individuals investment

18
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Annual Management charges

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based on the value of the fund- the range of annual management charges is typically between 0.5% and 1.5%

19
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Dilution Levy

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This may be added to the unit price on a sale of shares or deducted from the price on sale of shares in situations

20
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Endowments

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Investment based of life assurance

21
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Friendly society plans

A

Mutual self help organisations

tax exempt savings

£270 a year tax free

22
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Top Slicing

A

1.The gain on the policy
Surrender value+Withdrawals non taxed-original investment

2.Gain divided by the number of complete policy years

23
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Non Main stream Pooled investments (NMPI)

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A unit I an unregulated  collective investment 
A unit qualified investor scheme
A security issued by a  vehicle
A traded life policy 
rights or interest in any investment
24
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Structured products

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Offer protection up to 100%
Investment product
Higher returns higher risk

25
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SCArPS

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structured capital at risk

product that provides an income

26
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Non Scarp

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promises to provide a return of 100% invested

27
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risks associated with structured products

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  1. Counter-party risk
  2. Inflation
  3. Market