UNITED STATES TREASURY MONEY MUTUAL FUNDS
The United States Treasury Money Mutual Funds is an investment fund that combines investors’ money to buy short-term and low-risk securities. It is a kind of mutual fund whose investments mainly focus in US Treasury bills and its Treasury bills secured repurchase agreements. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ensures that all of these investments meets the standard for diversification, credit quality, and liquidity.
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A fund that invests in companies outside the country of residence of an investor.
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Advance Commitment
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Operational Target
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