Aberdeen Chile Fund, Inc. (NYSE MKT: CH)
The following information is intended to provide investors with a better understanding of the distinct features of closed-end funds.
Such funds are referred to as "closed-end" because once the initial capital is raised, there are typically no more shares available from the fund sponsor.
Why Closed-End Funds are called "Closed"
Investors sometimes confuse mutual funds with “closed-end” funds. While there are a number of similarities, there are also quite a few important differences.
Understanding the Basics of Closed-End Funds
There are several characteristics of closed-end funds that can help investors meet their investment goals.
Key Advantages of Closed-End Funds
Closed-end fund shares carry specific risks and expenses investors should understand.
Some Important Risk Information About Closed-End Funds
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