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Master Fund

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Master Fund
A mutual fund or other fund that allows a shareholder to have access to other investment vehicles. For example, a master fund may be a fund of funds, which is a mutual fund that invests in other mutual funds. Likewise, it may be a mutual fund in which a feeder fund invests. In the latter case, shares of the feeder fund represent shares in the master fund, which, in turn, represents shares in the underlying securities. Master funds and similar structures are relatively common when the one fund or the other contains tax disadvantages for shareholders that the other fund remedies.


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A number of allegations have been made as to the remaining asset value and the nature of the assets held, and the master fund has been unable to pay a number of large redemption requests," Grant Thornton said.
The master fund invests more than 60% of its assets into MENA stocks* over the long-term to seek capital gains.
The club issued a statement to the Stock Exchange yesterday confirming that St James' Park Group Limited, a consortium backed by Polygon Global Opportunities Master Fund, are among the parties currently in talks with shareholders.
 
 
 
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