Multi-Manager funds are designed to make an investor's life easier by packaging together teams of specialist investment managers into a single fund. The main Multi-Manager fund categories are Fund of Funds and Manager of Managers. There are quite obvious differences between the two categories, most notably that the first invests in funds, whereas the second invests in stocks and shares through appointed investment managers.
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