Monday, January 08, 2007

An investment trust is means of a risk hedge

There is not a capital guarantee as a general rule an investment trust invests it in financial instruments such as stocks without a capital guarantee or a bond, and to settle an account individually.
An investment trust can expect a good return than an ordinary deposit and fixed deposits such as banks, but can interpret this as receiving risk premium facing that I took a risk equivalent to.
As for the investment trust, a payoff in particular is lifted the ban on, and, under the present conditions that low interest, an interest income for a deposit by zero-interest-rate policy cannot almost anticipate, an investment trust attracts attention as means of a new risk hedge for assets use.

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