Fund managers can oversee various types of funds, including mutual funds, hedge funds, pension funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and private equity funds, among others.
Yes, investors often diversify their investments by putting money into multiple funds managed by different fund managers. This spreads risk and can offer exposure to various market sectors.
Diversification involves spreading investments across different assets or asset classes to reduce risk. Fund managers diversify portfolios to mitigate the impact of poor performance in any single investment.
We do not charge any fixed account management fees. We take only the performance fee – a fixed percentage from profits you receive, thanks to our trading on your account.
Yes, you can do that at any time. But we recommend that you first inform us about this, so that we could make the necessary changes in the current and pending order margins.
Safety of your investment is primary policy for us. Therefore, during our trading on your account, the most accurate and reliable method of limiting drawdowns is always used – StopLoss. Regarding the location of your investments and their safety, it all depends on the broker you choose personally (if needed, we can advise you reliable brokers). Your account and deposit are registered on a broker under your name, and all the rights to do any operations with them belong to you only. You just provide us with access to trade on your personal account.
Regulatory bodies, like the SEC in the United States or FCA in the UK, oversee and regulate fund managers to ensure compliance with laws and protect investors’ interests.
Basically we do not charge any fees for final year internship, but if you would like to learn some advanced skill with our experts for future career in trading, we may charge some fees.
It is an investment account, the owner of which is an individual investor. Such an account is being constantly supervised by a professional money manager or a group of managers. The managers get permission from the investor to trade on his/her behalf in financial instruments market in order to get profits. The managers do not have access to the invested capital, they are not able to withdraw money from it, they only get paid a commission (performance fee).
Yes, fund management carries various risks, including market risk, credit risk, and liquidity risk. It’s crucial for investors to understand these risks and consult with financial advisors.