International Investing

Two of the chief reasons why people invest in international investments and investments with international exposure are: Diversification. International investing may help U.S. investors to spread their investment risk among foreign companies and markets in addition to U.S. companies and markets. Growth. International investing takes advantage of the potential for growth in some foreign economies, particularly in emerging markets. But there are special risks of international investing, including:

Investment Company Act

Investment Company Act The Investment Company Act of 1940 (“ICA”) regulates investment funds. An investment fund pools capital from investors in order to pursue a common investment strategy.

Banking vs. Finance

What’s the difference between Banking and Finance? Banking and finance are closely related fields that deal with the management of money and financial transa…

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