What is CLOSED-END INVESTMENT COMPANY?

A type of regulated investment firm with a limited number of shares available, as listed on a specific exchange, making the stock a closed-end fund.

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Related Legal Terms
INVESTMENT COMPANY, CLOSED-END FUND, REGULATED INVESTMENT COMPANY, CLOSED-END MUTUAL FUND, INVESTMENT TRUST, LONG TERM INVESTMENT, CLOSED SYSTEM, REGISTERED INVESTMENT ADVISOR (RIA), CLOSED CIRCUIT, CLOSED-END LOAN


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