| A listing on the CSX brings multiple benefits to a mutual fund including access to investor capital and a wider international investor base. Because certain types of investor may only invest in listed, rather than unlisted, securities, a listing enhances the marketability of a mutual fund. For closed-ended funds, where there is no facility to redeem, a listing on the CSX can provide a secondary market with a platform for both buyers and sellers.
The CSX screens carefully applications for listing, and examines the parties involved. Investors know once a mutual fund is listed, it has satisfied, and must continue to satisfy, the conditions for listing imposed by the CSX which are designed to safeguard the interests of investors and to provide a market-aware listing facility.
Early in 2001, the CSX and Euroclear established a cooperative link that enables CSX listed funds to participate in FundSettle at no additional cost, allowing them access to a larger investor base.
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Mutual Funds
- Listing rules especially designed for mutual funds
- No restrictions on investments policy
- Focus on disclosure
- Up-to-date NAV's on website
- Speed
- Competitive costs
- Access to FundSettle
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