CFS (Collective Funds)

Collective Funds (CFS) refer to a pooling of resources from multiple investors or participants to create a larger fund. This fund is typically managed by a financial institution or a fund manager, who invests the pooled money in various assets like stocks, bonds, or real estate. The goal is to achieve better returns than individual investors could on their own, as collective investing allows for diversification and reduced risk. Participants benefit from professional management and potentially higher returns while sharing costs and risks associated with the investments.