In the Context of Open-End Mutual Funds, the Net Asset

question 59

Multiple Choice

In the context of open-end mutual funds, the net asset value per share (NAVPS) is computed by:

• A) dividing the total value of the fund's cash, securities, and other assets by the value of the coupon rate and the firm's liabilities.
• B) dividing the capital gains by the number of fund shares outstanding.
• C) dividing the accumulated value of the fund's assets by the current yield.
• D) dividing the total value of the fund's cash, securities, and other assets by the number of fund shares outstanding.

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