"fund offering" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of making a fund available for investment or purchase. It is usually used in the context of financial or investment services. Example: The company announced a new fund offering for high-net-worth investors seeking long-term growth opportunities.
The BTS fund offering was the largest I.P.O. in Asia, excluding Japan, so far this year.
For more diversification, consider the Cohen & Steers Preferred Securities and Income I Fund, offering a 6 percent yield.
Morgan Creek Capital Management has started a mutual fund, offering individual investors a chance to invest as they would in a hedge fund.
Fund companies, brokers and advisers would have to list all fees associated with the fund offering, along with a description of the impact on expected returns.
Then there's a curious mutual fund offering called the CRA Qualified Investment Fund. (You'll want to look for the one that trades under the symbol CRATX).
Today, retirement plans often provide participants a default investment vehicle, such as a target date fund, offering a portfolio tailored to a participant's age.
Employers will have to work much harder to educate participants about costs and benefits of various fund offerings, he says.
Investors might wonder why country fund offerings take the form of closed-end investment companies, rather than mutual funds.
BLACKROCK, New York, a manager of fixed-income funds for institutional investors, bought a majority stake in HPB Management to bolster its hedge fund offerings.
Some experts warn that brochures for leverage buyout fund offerings may refer to "target" returns that are too optimistic, because they are based on past performance.
He has told analysts he will trim fund offerings and cut administrative expenses but does not expect a quick payoff from those efforts.
