What Is Portfolio Investment Entity​

Definition: A portfolio investment entity (PIE) is an investment structure that pools funds from multiple investors.

Diverse Holdings: PIEs invest in a range of assets, such as stocks, bonds, and real estate, to reduce risk.

Passive Investment: Investors in a PIE don’t manage the assets directly; they earn returns based on the performance of the portfolio.

Tax Benefits: Many PIEs offer tax advantages depending on the jurisdiction and regulations.

 Low Involvement: PIEs are ideal for those looking for diversified, hands-off investing.

 Types: Common types include mutual funds, ETFs, and investment trusts.