Practically all open ended finance companies and unit trusts lean on just one fund manager. In case your investment doesn’t act as well as you thought it would, all you have to do are two things to choose from: think that the fund manager gets their act together; or cut your losses and try to look for a different fund to invest in. Multi manager, on the other hand, relies on lots of different fund managers, hand-picked by us for their expertise. All the above mentioned things mean that with Multi manager you can be sure that your money is getting the right treatment it deserves – the most appealing fact in this investment that you do not have to become an expert yourself in order to figure out how everything works and how your money grow.

An open ended finance company is a sort of collective investment scheme. That means your money is jointed with other investors’ money. One of the goals of collective investments is to give you right to use to a much wider variety of stocks and shares than you’d be able to obtain if you invested the money you decided to invest in a business or shares by yourself. Because all your money is not in one account, generally, it is determined that collective investments can be less risky than shares in individual companies. A unit trust is another type of collective investment but units are issued instead of shares.

Open ended investment funds are available through stock brokers, stock brokers, and directly from mutual fund companies.