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'''[[Investment Fund]]'''. A | '''[[Investment Fund]]'''. A [[legal entity]] or an arrangement without [[legal personality]] (for example, a [[common law]] [[trust]]) established to provide investors with a share in profits or income arising from property acquired, held, managed or disposed of by the manager(s) of the [[legal entity]] or arrangement or a right to payment determined by reference to such profits or income. This type of entity or arrangement is referred to as a “[[collective investment scheme]]” in EC legislation. It may be regulated or unregulated. It is typically administered by one or more persons (who may be private individuals [[and/or]] corporate entities) who have various rights and obligations governed by general law [[and/or]], typically in the case of regulated [[Investment Funds]], financial services legislation. Where the arrangement does not have separate [[legal personality]], one or more representatives of the [[Investment Fund]] (for example, a [[trustee]] of a [[unit trust]]) contract on behalf of the [[Investment Fund]], are owed the rights and owe the obligations provided for in the [[contract]] and are entitled to be indemnified out of the assets comprised in the arrangement. <br> |
Latest revision as of 13:30, 14 August 2024
Investment Fund. A legal entity or an arrangement without legal personality (for example, a common law trust) established to provide investors with a share in profits or income arising from property acquired, held, managed or disposed of by the manager(s) of the legal entity or arrangement or a right to payment determined by reference to such profits or income. This type of entity or arrangement is referred to as a “collective investment scheme” in EC legislation. It may be regulated or unregulated. It is typically administered by one or more persons (who may be private individuals and/or corporate entities) who have various rights and obligations governed by general law and/or, typically in the case of regulated Investment Funds, financial services legislation. Where the arrangement does not have separate legal personality, one or more representatives of the Investment Fund (for example, a trustee of a unit trust) contract on behalf of the Investment Fund, are owed the rights and owe the obligations provided for in the contract and are entitled to be indemnified out of the assets comprised in the arrangement.