How can I tell if a mutual fund is open-ended

Mutual funds are open-end fundsopen-end fundsAn open-end fund is an investment vehicle that uses pooled assets, which allows for ongoing new contributions and withdrawals from investors of the pool. As a result, open-ended funds have a theoretically unlimited number of potential shares outstanding.

Who should invest in open ended mutual funds?

Who should invest in open ended funds?

• Indian residents above 18 years of age.
• Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)
• Person of Indian Origin (PIO) residing abroad.
• Companies (including public sector companies)
• Corporate bodies.
• Trusts and cooperative societies.
• Religious and charitable trusts.
• Private trusts.