Introduction
Internal funds refer to funds established and managed internally by specific institutions, organizations, or enterprises. These funds usually have clear purposes and specific usage scopes, with relatively limited and concentrated funding sources, which may come from the company’s own funds, employee fundraising, or special funds for specific projects
Characteristic::
- Limited funding sources
- Flexible management
- Risk and return
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Differences from other types of funds
Public fund: Public funds are funds raised through public offering, targeting a wide range of investors, with a wide range of funding sources.
Internal fund: Established and managed internally by specific institutions or enterprises, with relatively limited and concentrated funding sources.
Limited funding sources
The funds of internal funds usually come from the company’s own funds, employee fundraising, or special funds for specific projects. Unlike publicly raised funds, their funding sources are relatively concentrated
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Due to serving specific internal goals, the management of internal funds is usually more targeted and flexible, and investment strategies and asset allocation can be customized according to the needs and circumstances of the organization
Risk and Return
Due to the particularity of its funding sources and investment objectives, the risks of internal funds may be relatively concentrated, but they may also bring higher potential returns, depending on the investment strategy and management level of the fund
Practical application cases
The internal fund established by a company may mainly be used to support the research and development of innovative projects within the company, or to stabilize employee welfare and security
