Chapter 12: Riskier Mutual Fund Products
  
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        Introduction to Riskier Mutual Fund Products
        Explore higher-volatility mutual funds, including equity-focused, emerging market, and derivative-driven strategies, and learn how they fit into diverse portfolios through KYC, suitability assessments, and Canadian regulatory guidelines. 
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        Equity Mutual Funds – Exploring Growth, Value, and More
        Comprehensive guide to equity mutual funds, covering investment styles, risk profiles, regulation, and best practices for Canadian investors. 
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        Balanced Mutual Funds: Capturing Growth and Stability
        An in-depth exploration of balanced mutual funds, examining equities and fixed income in a single investment vehicle, outlining benefits, risks, and best practices for Canadian investors. 
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        Global Mutual Funds – Understanding Worldwide Investment Opportunities
        Explore the benefits, risks, and key considerations of global mutual funds, including currency fluctuation, geopolitical influences, and the importance of informed due diligence for Canadian investors. 
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        Specialty Mutual Funds: Comprehensive Guide to Sectoral & Thematic Investments
        Explore sector-focused, thematic, and alternative-strategy mutual funds, including their risks, regulatory requirements, use of derivatives, and how they fit into a well-balanced Canadian portfolio. 
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        Additional Risk Management Considerations for Riskier Mutual Fund Products
        Explore practical strategies, regulatory guidelines, and real-world scenarios for effectively managing risk in higher-volatility mutual fund investments under CIRO’s Canadian investment regulations. 
 
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