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Management buy outThe purchase of a company by its managers, often with backing from a venture capitalist.Similar MatchesSurplus managementSurplus managementRelated: Asset management Active ManagementActive ManagementThe pursuit of investment returns in excess of a specified benchmark. Passive investment managementPassive investment managementBuying a well diversified portfolio to represent a broad-based market index without attempting to search out mispriced securities. Management chargesManagement chargesCharges made by the managers of, for example, a mutual fund or unit trust which cover investment management and administration costs. Charges usually take the form of a percentage fee based on the value of the fund. The charges for unit trusts tend to be higher than for investment trusts (typically 1.5% as against under 1%). Tracker funds, which are passively managed to follow an index, are much cheaper to run, and the costs passed on to investors are correspondingly lower. Exchange-traded funds, a new type of collective fund imported from the USA, also have lower charges than conventional unit trusts. Cash managementCash managementRefers to the efficient management of cash in a business in order to put the cash to work more quickly and to keep the cash in applications that produce income, such as the use of lock boxes for payments. Further SuggestionsPassive managementmanagement buy in Management buying Address management active management Debt Management Office Management contract Corporate financial management Property Management Investment Management Regulatory Organisation Content management system Active fund management Asset management account Risk management Investment management Cash management bill Account Management Profile System Working capital management Export management company Closed end management company Closed end management company Top down equity management style |
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