Definition of fund manager in English:

fund manager

noun

An employee of a large institution (such as a pension fund or an insurance company) who manages the investment of money on its behalf.
（养老金基金会或保险公司等大机构的）基金管理人，基金经理
Example sentencesExamples
- But try telling that to a venture capitalist or a pension fund manager today.
- Legendary fund manager Peter Lynch once said some of his best investing ideas came from listening to his wife after her shopping trips!
- You can be fairly sure that your fund manager is not going to make that money back in a year and you'll be lucky if he or she makes it back in less than five years.
- You invest your money, which the fund manager uses to buy and sell the investments of his or her choice.
- Anyone who has invested in a unit trust or a pension fund knows that his fund manager is not answerable in any meaningful sense.
- Is the fund manager taking too much investment risk on a day-to-day basis to come up with these returns?
- You don't want to be getting too excited about an institution buying shares when the fund manager is actually making a small side bet!
- In other words, they hand over their money to a fund manager, who then pools together contributions and decides which shares to buy and sell.
- It is up to the fund manager to decide where to invest the money but, at any time, you can see the value of your investment and get it out.
- Performance may slip as the fund manager attempts to find new investments with the new influx of cash.
- However good your pension fund manager, his ability to outperform the indices is limited.
- These are similar to unit trusts, except that the fund manager invests in various short-term deposits rather than shares.
- For example, in order to put money into the stock market, most people invest via a fund manager.
- These funds are pooled and invested by a fund manager in a portfolio of general Australian equities.
- This means less money is invested in markets or asset classes, which the fund manager believes will return more money.
- The financial intermediary receives a fee, the institution receives a fee and the wrap fund manager receives a fee.
- Look for a good range of funds and a fund manager with a good reputation for sound investment performance.
- Nevertheless, many investors are taken in by the legend of the star fund manager.
- The investment vehicles range in structure, and investments depend on the fund manager.
- The fund manager reckons that these investment vehicles have a coherent overall asset allocation strategy.

Definition of fund manager in US English:

fund manager

nounˈmanəjər

An employee or department of a large institution (such as a bank, pension fund, or insurance company) that manages the investment of money on its own behalf or on that of an outside client.
（养老金基金会或保险公司等大机构的）基金管理人，基金经理
Example sentencesExamples
- These funds are pooled and invested by a fund manager in a portfolio of general Australian equities.
- In other words, they hand over their money to a fund manager, who then pools together contributions and decides which shares to buy and sell.
- But try telling that to a venture capitalist or a pension fund manager today.
- The financial intermediary receives a fee, the institution receives a fee and the wrap fund manager receives a fee.
- Is the fund manager taking too much investment risk on a day-to-day basis to come up with these returns?
- Legendary fund manager Peter Lynch once said some of his best investing ideas came from listening to his wife after her shopping trips!
- For example, in order to put money into the stock market, most people invest via a fund manager.
- You don't want to be getting too excited about an institution buying shares when the fund manager is actually making a small side bet!
- These are similar to unit trusts, except that the fund manager invests in various short-term deposits rather than shares.
- The investment vehicles range in structure, and investments depend on the fund manager.
- Performance may slip as the fund manager attempts to find new investments with the new influx of cash.
- It is up to the fund manager to decide where to invest the money but, at any time, you can see the value of your investment and get it out.
- Nevertheless, many investors are taken in by the legend of the star fund manager.
- You invest your money, which the fund manager uses to buy and sell the investments of his or her choice.
- The fund manager reckons that these investment vehicles have a coherent overall asset allocation strategy.
- This means less money is invested in markets or asset classes, which the fund manager believes will return more money.
- You can be fairly sure that your fund manager is not going to make that money back in a year and you'll be lucky if he or she makes it back in less than five years.
- Look for a good range of funds and a fund manager with a good reputation for sound investment performance.
- Anyone who has invested in a unit trust or a pension fund knows that his fund manager is not answerable in any meaningful sense.
- However good your pension fund manager, his ability to outperform the indices is limited.

单词	fund manager
释义	Definition of fund manager in English: fund manager noun An employee of a large institution (such as a pension fund or an insurance company) who manages the investment of money on its behalf. （养老金基金会或保险公司等大机构的）基金管理人，基金经理 Example sentencesExamples But try telling that to a venture capitalist or a pension fund manager today. Legendary fund manager Peter Lynch once said some of his best investing ideas came from listening to his wife after her shopping trips! You can be fairly sure that your fund manager is not going to make that money back in a year and you'll be lucky if he or she makes it back in less than five years. You invest your money, which the fund manager uses to buy and sell the investments of his or her choice. Anyone who has invested in a unit trust or a pension fund knows that his fund manager is not answerable in any meaningful sense. Is the fund manager taking too much investment risk on a day-to-day basis to come up with these returns? You don't want to be getting too excited about an institution buying shares when the fund manager is actually making a small side bet! In other words, they hand over their money to a fund manager, who then pools together contributions and decides which shares to buy and sell. It is up to the fund manager to decide where to invest the money but, at any time, you can see the value of your investment and get it out. Performance may slip as the fund manager attempts to find new investments with the new influx of cash. However good your pension fund manager, his ability to outperform the indices is limited. These are similar to unit trusts, except that the fund manager invests in various short-term deposits rather than shares. For example, in order to put money into the stock market, most people invest via a fund manager. These funds are pooled and invested by a fund manager in a portfolio of general Australian equities. This means less money is invested in markets or asset classes, which the fund manager believes will return more money. The financial intermediary receives a fee, the institution receives a fee and the wrap fund manager receives a fee. Look for a good range of funds and a fund manager with a good reputation for sound investment performance. Nevertheless, many investors are taken in by the legend of the star fund manager. The investment vehicles range in structure, and investments depend on the fund manager. The fund manager reckons that these investment vehicles have a coherent overall asset allocation strategy. Definition of fund manager in US English: fund manager nounˈmanəjər An employee or department of a large institution (such as a bank, pension fund, or insurance company) that manages the investment of money on its own behalf or on that of an outside client. （养老金基金会或保险公司等大机构的）基金管理人，基金经理 Example sentencesExamples These funds are pooled and invested by a fund manager in a portfolio of general Australian equities. In other words, they hand over their money to a fund manager, who then pools together contributions and decides which shares to buy and sell. But try telling that to a venture capitalist or a pension fund manager today. The financial intermediary receives a fee, the institution receives a fee and the wrap fund manager receives a fee. Is the fund manager taking too much investment risk on a day-to-day basis to come up with these returns? Legendary fund manager Peter Lynch once said some of his best investing ideas came from listening to his wife after her shopping trips! For example, in order to put money into the stock market, most people invest via a fund manager. You don't want to be getting too excited about an institution buying shares when the fund manager is actually making a small side bet! These are similar to unit trusts, except that the fund manager invests in various short-term deposits rather than shares. The investment vehicles range in structure, and investments depend on the fund manager. Performance may slip as the fund manager attempts to find new investments with the new influx of cash. It is up to the fund manager to decide where to invest the money but, at any time, you can see the value of your investment and get it out. Nevertheless, many investors are taken in by the legend of the star fund manager. You invest your money, which the fund manager uses to buy and sell the investments of his or her choice. The fund manager reckons that these investment vehicles have a coherent overall asset allocation strategy. This means less money is invested in markets or asset classes, which the fund manager believes will return more money. You can be fairly sure that your fund manager is not going to make that money back in a year and you'll be lucky if he or she makes it back in less than five years. Look for a good range of funds and a fund manager with a good reputation for sound investment performance. Anyone who has invested in a unit trust or a pension fund knows that his fund manager is not answerable in any meaningful sense. However good your pension fund manager, his ability to outperform the indices is limited.
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