What Is a Redout?

Redemption is generally used in the economic field. It refers to funds. The applicant sells the fund unit held in his hand at the announced price and recovers cash. It is customarily called fund redemption. The redemption of a fund is a sale. For listed closed-end funds, the selling method is the same as for ordinary stocks.

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Redemption is generally used in the economic field, mostly referring to funds. The applicant will hold the

The redemption of a fund is a sale. For listed closed-end funds, the selling method is the same as for ordinary stocks. Open-ended funds are all or part of the funds that you hold in your hand, and apply to sell to a fund company to redeem your price. The redemption amount is the number of units of the fund sold, multiplied by the net value on the day of the sale, and then minus the redemption fee.

An investment fund is an investment tool that pools the funds of many decentralized investors and entrusts investment experts (such as fund managers) with the investment management experts to conduct unified investment management according to their investment strategies. An investment fund collects public funds, shares investment profits, and shares risks. It is a collective investment method in which benefits are shared and risks are shared.

The securities investment fund raises funds by publicly issuing fund units to the society and uses the funds for securities investment. The holders of fund units enjoy asset ownership, income distribution rights, residual property disposal rights, and other related rights over the fund, and assume corresponding obligations.

Commercial Press's English-Chinese Dictionary of Securities Investment Explanation: English: redemption. name. Uncountable. The characteristics of redeemable securities, the issuer repays the issued securities by redemption. The redemption is usually based on the par value of the bond. If the issuer redeems the bonds before maturity, the holders may receive a premium. Investors withdraw and resell mutual fund shares. Mostly based on the actual value of fund shares, in order to avoid frequent flow of funds, some management companies have time and expense restrictions on fund redemption.