What is a unit trust?
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A unit trust is a trust in which the beneficial interest in the trust property is divided into fractions, or units, which are then offered to the public.
Investors participate in income and gains arising from the money, investments and other property that are the subject of the trust.
A unit trust is established by a trust deed made between a trustee and a manager, and registered under the Unit Trusts Act 1960.
