Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

flagship-fund

noun

/ˈflæɡ.ʃɪp fʌnd/

Definition

A flagship fund is a primary or prominent investment fund managed by a financial institution, known for its significant assets and performance.

Examples

The mutual fund company launched a new flagship fund this year that aims to attract high-net-worth investors.
Many investors consider the flagship fund of a firm as an indicator of its overall success in the market.
As the flagship fund, it is expected to outperform other funds in the same investment category.

Meaning

The term ‘flagship fund’ refers to the most important or leading investment fund within a financial firm’s portfolio, often representing the firm’s best offerings or strategy.