Asset Management Fund

The Asset Management Fund or AMF Fund is actually a mutual fund, in which shares are sold without any commission. Asset management fund primarily deals with client’s investment. This fund is specifically made for clients to provide some special privileges like access to an array of products. These special facilities are not for average investors. Normally the financial establishments invest on behalf of its clients.

Alternative definition of Asset management fund

The asset management fund can alternatively defined as an account at any financial establishment which comprise of some facilities like credit cards, debit cards, loans, checking etc. The asset management fund also enable the clients to automatically transfer their amounts that goes beyond a certain level into a higer interest earning account.

Asset management fund is alternatived called as central asset account or an asset management account.

Striking features

Some of the prominent features of Asset management fund are:

Asset management fund expenses are normally confined to high deserving individuals, business firms, governments, or financial negotiator. The expenses are based on products like fixed income, equity, real estate, agriculture etc.

Somebody, when deposits his money into his account is normally put into a money market fund. This money market fund usually offers more return in comparison to other regular money market account like checking and savings accounts.

One of an extra benefits of this asset management fund is that any person can process his banking service and at the same time he can invest at the same establishment without opting for a separate bank or brokerage account of different establishments.

Most of the asset management funds provide both the investment services and risk management service with high-quality client service facilities.

Some of the leading asset management companies like ABN AMRO asset management (India), AMF etc. provide the investors numerous investing options like hedge funds, mutual funds, pension plans etc. through which clients can meet their demands.