Closed-end fund Essays

  • Federal Tax Internship With Kpmg

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    month on average. We spent time volunteering our time with Feed My Starving Children, KPMG Family for Literacy (a KPMG sponsored volunteering effort to help kids struggling to read), and Habitat for Humanity. But as my internship grew closer to the end date in early September, I began to reflect on my experiences with a “Big Four” accounting firm. After only three months, I had gained exposure to a handful of very different, and very large client work and worked with some very intelligent individuals

  • Real Estate Essay

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    importance considering real estate investments. Not seldom for commercial properties direct investments are expenditures ranging in the one- to two-digit million areas. Even for some forms of indirect investments like the minimum subscription for closed property funds, financial hurdles can be excessive. As a result, some particular characteristics can be observed, such as a limitation of potential investors, a natural

  • Inflation In Zimbabwe Essay

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    nflation is an increase in the average level of prices .There are a lot of causes of inflation and it affects the lives of the people in a country. In the past decade ,Zimbabwe faced the most difficult challenges since 2000 the economy did not perform very and this led to hyperinflation .There are factors which led the rate of inflation to increase very rapidly in Zimbabwe at that time and some of them were low production capacity ,droughts ,sanctions imposed of the government by the developed

  • Mutual Fund Speech

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    The three types of mutual funds I will talk about are stock mutual funds, balanced mutual funds, and Bond funds. A Mutual Fund is a company that combines, or pools, investors' money and, generally, purchases stocks or bonds. Ideally, a fund's size and resultant efficiency, combined with experienced management, provide advantages for investors that include diversification, expert stock and bond selection, low costs, and convenience. (Mutual, 2001). With a mutual fund, investors pool their money

  • Pros And Disadvantages Of Mutual Funds

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    Whatever the end goal may be, there are many investment vehicles that can help get you there. One such vehicle is a mutual fund. Mutual funds, as defined by the SEC, are companies that pool money from many investors and invest that money in stocks, bonds and other securities or assets. Because of this indirect path to investment, a mutual fund serves as a financial intermediary. Like most

  • Case Study Of Bernard Madoff Ponzi Scheme

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    scheme the appearance that the fund was closed and only available for certain people. Lewis (2013) describes how a childhood friend fell for Madoff 's trap and began investing with him. The friend phoned Madoff and asked for some investment advice, Madoff told the friend about his asset management fund, but then told the friend that it was a closed fund. The friend spoke to Madoff 's wife and then spoke to Madoff again who said he could get the friend into his fund for two million dollars. The

  • Investment while you are a student

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    investment and the ownership investment together with their sub parts. The next part of the paper deals specifically with the different types of investment companies, the open end investment, unit investment funds and the close end investments. After, there is a part that deals specifically with the Investment objective. By the end of the essay, the conclusion is reached that Investment is somehow important to every individual because of the good thing that it gives especially to those who rarely seek

  • Panic of 1873

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    in order to physically disperse the panic. (Endicott 7). Within three days over one hundred banks closed. Millions of people became unemployed. This began the most severe panic ever. Turning to the government did not help because government policies were making the credit problems worse. The severe economic downturn was going to cause political and social changes which lasted for decades beyond the end of the depression in 1879. The Panic of 1873 resulted in labor unrest, violent strikes, political

  • The Pros And Cons Of Abortion

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    and physically”. This shows that abortion is nothing but a way to end pregnancy before a human life develops. On that note, isn’t it worse to have a female be forced to have a baby that she isn’t ready for and cause neglect/abuse to the baby? If not that, the baby won’t be growing up in a healthy environment. Children should be able to come into this world loved and wanted, not by force from the law. Anything by force rarely ends well. It all comes down to what the mother decides to do with her body

  • Housing Act 1950

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    The Housing Act of 1954, like its earlier predecessor sought to end urban blight; however, where past legislation left off, this new amendment provided an opportunity to clear areas that could be considered slums in the future. As before, this bill sought to help minority groups who, according to Dwight D. Eisenhower

  • Bakersfield Financial Report

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    It provides information about all the accounts in the General Fund and the totals of all other governmental funds. According to the notes on page 144, “in the fiscal year 2010-11, the City implemented GASB 54 under which governmental fund balances are reported as nonspendable, restricted, committed, assigned, and unassigned. For the fiscal year 2009-10 fund balances have been characterized to comply with GASB 54 in order to facilitate year-to year comparisons

  • American History: Boom to Bust: 1920-1929

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    1920-1929 The start of this decade was an economic boom. With the war over and done, people were happy and rich. This did not last long. By the end of the century the Great Depression would begin. In the beginning of the twenties America was in the midst of an economic boom, people were happy- World War I was over and Americans were rich. But by the end, because of prohibition, and in large part because of the stock market crash, the American economy quickly declined into the Great Depression. During

  • Thomas Jefferson's Moral Dilemmas

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    of Mississppi would be virtually closed off to American shippers. Westerners clambered for any possible solution, even if it meant going to war with France. Jefferson, being completely aware of the actions that must be taken knew he was in a predicament. Even after threatening alliances with Britain, Jefferson still wasn’t keen on acting upon it; yet he wasn’t in favor of going to war with France after he had thoroughly advocated for their

  • Alcoholics Anonymous Case Study

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    with their addiction. The organization creates meetings for alcoholics to go to. These meetings can vary from talking aloud, talking about a book, and listening to a speaker. Most of these meetings are are open to anyone but sometimes meetings are closed for those who really want to quit drinking. Most of these meetings are held in community buildings or in churches. For newcomers that attend the meetings, they would usually get a brief overview of what will go on during the events and also the protocols

  • Persuasive Essay: Why The Lottery?

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    that they will say that the money is going toward good things and it will but they will take away some of the money that they were originally to put that money in another fund (youtube). This means that another fund either the general fund or another type of fund ends up richer and that the Government is tricking you so that you end up thinking its okay to spend the money

  • Spanish Influenza Outbreak, 1918

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    itself did not cause the deaths, but caused the pneumonia which did cause deaths, the number of deaths were still striking and rising. The deaths of three men in one afternoon in Quincy, Massachusetts caused the public to take notice. Bostonís church closed on September 22 to keep the public separated from each other (33). The disease proceeded to cause death in large numbers throughout the country. At one point, Philadelphia was stricken with 289 deaths within 24 hours(71). If the problems involving

  • The Great Depression And The Bay Area....

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    “trickle down” if the poor worked harder. He thought that the Depression would solve itself. He thought that big business would end the depression. So that’s why he didn’t take actions sooner in the Depression. Hoover waited too long to take action thus, resulting in him getting blamed for the Depression Roosevelt, unlike the presidents before him took action in an attempt to end the depression. When Roosevelt took office in 1933, the country was in the middle of the Great Depression.

  • Conservative Legislation and Trade Union Power

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    Legislation (during the 1980s and early 1990’s) and Trade Union Power Trade Unions can be defined as: ‘ Organisations of workers set up to improve the status, pay and conditions of employment of its members’. Salaman, ‘Industrial Relations’, P77 From the end of the second world war, and up until the 1970’s trade unionism was continually growing. By 1979, 57.3% of all people employed were members of trade unions. Annual abstract Statistics, 1990, ‘Industrial relations’, M.P. Jackson, 1991, P57 ‘Trade

  • Gold Essay

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    using gold as an investment. Gold can be physically bough in the form of bullion bars or bullion coins. Gold exchange products can be traded in major stock exchanges in the same manner as shares. These include closed-end products or CEFs, exchange-traded notes or ETNs, and exchange-traded funds or ETFs. Gold accounts can be availed from banks and their management greatly depends on whether it is an unallocated or an allocated gold account. Gold certificates used to circulate as money until the United

  • The International Expansion Of Macquarie Bank

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    superannuation funds and their capacity to invest in these projects. Superannuation funds in Australia recognised early that their aim to provide long-term, stable income for retirement could be facilitated by investing in infrastructure, which can provide a good liability match. In Australia, industry funds are the fastest growing sector of the pension market, and this is where the most interest in infrastructure assets can be seen (Deloitte, 2007). One major Australian consultant to industry funds has