is an open-ended investment company and is a popular way to invest in the stock market.  Your investment is pooled with that of other investors which means it can be spread across a far wider range of investments helping to spread the risk to your investment.

Pronounced as "oiks", this stands for Open-Ended Investment Companies. Although not dissimilar to unit trusts and investment trusts, an OEIC is basically a company which can be [..]

See open-ended investment company

Open Ended Investment Company: a UK-domiciledcollective investment scheme structured as a limitedcompany in which investors can buy and sell shares ongoingbasis.

An Open Ended Investment Company is a type of collective investment scheme. It is open ended, so the number of shares in the fund goes up as money is put in and goes down as it is taken out.

A type of investment fund, structured as a company, that can create shares for new investors and which will buy shares back from an investor if they wish to sell.

An Open Ended Investment Company is a type of collective investment scheme. It is open ended, so the number of shares in the fund goes up as money is put in and goes down as it is taken out.

A type of investment fund, structured as a company, that can create shares for new investors and which will buy shares back from an investor if they wish to sell.

Open Ended Investment Company. An OEIC is a pooled investment fund of variable size set up as a company. It owns investment assets, for example stocks and shares, gilts, bonds and other financial instruments. The size of an OEIC varies reflecting the market value of its underlying investments. The term ‘Open Ended’ refers to the fact that the numbe [..]

A set of managed funds you can buy into. Shares issued are unlimited to meet demand with their value being derived from the value of the underlying assets of the fund. The price of shares should be the same whether they are bought or sold.