"fund data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to data collected from a fund, such as a mutual fund or hedge fund. For example, "The financial analyst collected fund data to compile an analysis of the fund's performance."
Because of a transmission error at Morningstar Inc., which supplies mutual fund data, the mutual fund tables were incomplete yesterday.
That share was one of the largest since 1992, according to AMG Data Services, which compiles mutual fund data.
Stillbirth experts say that the government's failure to fund data collection and stillbirth evaluation is preventing progress.
"It's a more conceivable possibility than we've seen in several years," said Don Cassidy, senior research analyst at Lipper, a Reuters unit that tracks fund data.
Greater openness in the trading fund data might be where the biggest advantages lie – so they can't (and shouldn't) easily be ignored.
The mutual fund data show that many investors are jumping into 2003's best bets, like foreign and smaller company stocks, which have already had big runs.
Early-stage firm Susa Ventures says it has raised $25 million to fund "data-centric founders and businesses".
Lipper, another purveyor of mutual-fund data, has bought HedgeWorld, an online research firm, and the giant TASS database that powers it.
They calculate traditional value-weighted returns, rather than dollar-weighted ones, but they adjust them for a couple of other problems that are known to afflict hedge-fund data — the "survivorship bias" and the "backfill bias".
In his first statement on free data, the shadow innovation and universities secretary, the IT entrepreneur Adam Afriyie MP, said: "There's strong evidence from the UK and the US of the economic benefits of freeing trading-fund data.
Mutual Fund Links Linking between the CRSP Mutual Fund data and the Thompson Financial Ownership Data.
