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Target Maturity Fund

Also written TMF · Target Maturity Fund (TMF)

A debt fund designed to mature on a specific date, typically between 2 and 14 years, investing in bonds of matching maturity so as to minimise reinvestment risk, and listed to permit exit before maturity.

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