Depending on their investment policy and the type of assets they invest in, there are the following types of closed-end funds:
Closed-end funds which invest in public companies - more than 50% of their assets in securities traded on the regulated market,
Closed-end funds which invest in non-public companies - more than 50% of their assets in shares of companies which are not traded on the regulated market and shares of limited liability companies,
Closed-end funds which invest more than 60% of their assets in real estate.
Closed-end funds which invest in public companies - more than 50% of their assets in securities traded on the regulated market,
Closed-end funds which invest in non-public companies - more than 50% of their assets in shares of companies which are not traded on the regulated market and shares of limited liability companies,
Closed-end funds which invest more than 60% of their assets in real estate.