Fund Types

Capital-Protected Fund

Definition

What is Capital-Protected Fund?

A fund structured to protect some or all invested principal at a specified date, subject to its terms and issuer risk.

Example in practice

A five-year product promises 90% principal protection at maturity.

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A mutual fund that invests mainly in short-term, relatively liquid instruments such as treasury bills and deposits.

A fund that invests primarily in shares and seeks long-term capital growth.

A fund focused on income-producing debt securities such as government and corporate bonds.

A single, relatively large investment made at one time instead of through repeated contributions.

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