Investment Funds

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An investment fund is a pool of funding supplied by various investors used to collectively purchase securities with each investors retaining autonomy over their shares.

Therefore, providing a method of investing money collectively with other investors while benefiting from economies of scale lowering output costs and the service of a fund manager.

Increasing Opportunity

Investment funds increase the number of opportunities available with greater expertise and possible lower investment fees, the different types that exist include mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, money market funds, and hedge funds. The fund manager will invest that money into a wide range of assets, in turn, each investor is issued units, which represent a portion of the holdings of a fund.

How We Can Help

At Stirling Ackroyd Legal, our skilled solicitors will utilise their expertise and knowledge, while working closely with a team of brilliant researchers in representing private equity firms in buying or selling investments. Our solicitors advise on the best method to structure funds and help equity firms negotiate terms on which investors contribute to their funds. We have extensive experience in assisting clients in the initial fundraising process.