Fund Types

Enhanced Index Fund

Definition

What is Enhanced Index Fund?

A fund that stays close to an index while making limited active adjustments intended to improve return or risk.

Example in practice

The manager slightly overweights profitable companies while controlling tracking error.

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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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