What are open-ended mutual fund schemes? - Open ended schemes usually do not have a fixed maturity period and are available for subscription and redemption on an ongoing basis. The units can be bought and sold any time during the life of the scheme at NAV related prices. - Mutual Funds Interview Questions and Answers

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Question: What are open-ended mutual fund schemes?

Answer: Open ended schemes usually do not have a fixed maturity period and are available for subscription and redemption on an ongoing basis. The units can be bought and sold any time during the life of the scheme at NAV related prices.

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