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Three big ideas
interactive investor talks to Nick Train. Interview by Lee Wild
In the first interview of a three-part series, our head of equity strategy Lee Wild talks to star fund manager Nick Train about 20 years of Lindsell Train, succession planning, Neil Woodford and Nick’s three big strategic ideas.
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What is a fund?
A fund is a pool of investors' money run by a fund manager who invests on behalf of the customer, invested into different assets and professionally managed by the fund manager and their research team.
Each investor receives units, which represent a portion of the holdings of the fund.
A mutual fund is a group of various investments, such as stocks, bonds and cash. There are three main types: equity funds, fixed-income funds, and money market funds. Each type has a different level of risk associated with it.
Active funds
An actively-management investment fund has an individual fund manager or a team of managers who make investment decisions for the fund.
Passive funds
Passive management of a fund intends to track the returns of an index, it doesn't have a fund management team making decisions and can be structured as an exchange-traded fund (ETF), a mutual fund or a unit trust.
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