Definition
A unit trust is an unincorporated mutual fund structure that holds assets and provides profits to individual unit owners instead of reinvesting into the fund. A unit trust is established under a trust deed, and the investor is the beneficiary. Key Takeaways Unit trusts are unincorporated mutual funds that pass profits directly to investors rather than reinvest in the fund.In the United Kingdom, a
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