alleryStart learning →A fund has total NAV of $200 million and 1 million shares. An investor puts in $40 million. How many shares are issued?
A400,000
B200,000
C40,000
D250,000
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 200,000
NAV per share is 200, so 40 million buys 200,000 shares.
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