I'm trying to understand the meaning and interpretation of NAV. Could someone explain it in simple terms, and possibly provide examples or contexts where it's commonly used?
7 answers
Leonardo
Thu Nov 07 2024
Initially, the total asset value of the fund is determined.
EchoPulse
Thu Nov 07 2024
From this total, the liabilities associated with the fund are subtracted.
Daniela
Thu Nov 07 2024
The resulting figure is then divided by the number of shares or fund units that are currently outstanding.
OliviaTaylor
Thu Nov 07 2024
The
market value per share signifies the worth of a single unit in a specific mutual fund.
Elena
Thu Nov 07 2024
To find the price of each fund unit, an investor would follow a similar methodology.