A unit trust is a type of investment fund that pools money from many investors and uses it to buy a portfolio of securities. The securities in the portfolio may include stocks, bonds, and other assets. The unit trust is managed by a professional money manager who buys and sells the securities in the fund to try to generate a profit for the investors. Each investor in the unit trust owns a certain number of units, which represents his or her share of the fund’s assets.
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