When investors pull their capital from a fund, it triggers a redemption—a process that directly impacts liquidity management and portfolio strategy. Fund managers use redemption policies to maintain stability, often holding cash reserves or imposing lock-up periods to prevent forced asset sales. While investors benefit from flexible exit options, managers use these mechanisms to protect remaining shareholders from dilution and market volatility.
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