Closed-end-investment-company is a management company that issues a fixed number of shares to investors in an managed portfolio and whose shares are traded in the secondary market.
Investors may purchase and sell shares of a closed end investment company at any time on the exchange and pay a commission to the broker for executing the order. This is a significant difference between an open end fund which must be purchased from the fund company and redeemed to the fund company.
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