A manager of a mutual fund is a corporation, whose purpose is the representation and administration of collective investment institutions (IIC), with powers of control over these assets without owning them.
Features include:
Establish a fund along with the depositary to develop the appropriate regulations.
Exercise the rights attaching to the securities that the fund has a portfolio of exclusive benefit of members.
Determine the value of the shares.
Manage the assets of the fund object.
The managers are required to periodically submit to the CNMV comprehensive information that tells the history of funds and the degree of compliance with the legal requirements, among others are: the investment ratios of assets, equity, liquidity, positions the group manager, list of buying and selling, etc..
In practice, the fund acts as a “sack.” To the extent that a participant elects to purchase shares, the cash from the bag comes in increasing the wealth and the manager invests in securities. When the investor sells shares, the fund reduces its assets. All the purchase, sale and transfer of shares must inevitably pass through the manager, not being able to operate without this average.
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