Plans & Options

Institutional Share Class

Definition

What is Institutional Share Class?

A fund class intended for large professional investors and often carrying lower fees or higher minimums.

Example in practice

A pension fund qualifies for the institutional class with a ₦500 million investment.

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A fund option that retains or reinvests income so it contributes to unit-value growth.

A fund option designed to pay eligible income to the investor rather than retain all of it.

An option focused on long-term capital appreciation rather than regular cash distributions.

A regulated arrangement that pools investors' money for investment according to a common objective.

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