What is POOLED INVESTMENT VEHICLE (PIV)?

An organization, for instance a mutual fund which adds up the capital from several investors, and then deploys it throuhg a proper strategy.

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Related Legal Terms
INVESTMENT TRUST, POOLED SEMEN, POOLED PORTFOLIO COLLATERAL, AUTOMATIC INVESTMENT PLAN, NET INVESTMENT, DEFENSIVE INVESTMENT STRATEGY, PASSIVE INVESTMENT STRATEGY, AGGRESSIVE INVESTMENT STRATEGY, BALANCED INVESTMENT STRATEGY, REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CONDUIT (REMIC)


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