open-ended fund

open-ended fund
/ˌəυpən 'endɪd fʌnd/ noun
a fund (such as a unit trust) where investors buy units, the money paid being invested in a range of securities (as opposed to a closed fund, such as an investment trust, where the investor buys shares in the trust company, and receives dividends)

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