What constitutes a collective investment scheme?

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Akshaj SinghAkshaj Singh asked 4 years ago
   
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Priya VishwasPriya Vishwas answered 4 years ago
A collective investment scheme constitutes investment made by the investors solely for the purpose of investing.  
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Nikhil RawatNikhil Rawat answered 4 years ago
A collective investment scheme constitutes investment made by the investors to earn income or profits.   
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Deepak GoyalDeepak Goyal answered 4 years ago
A collective investment scheme constitutes investments that are made by the investors to earn profit and the investors do not have any command over the investment scheme.