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The custodian, typically a trust company, receives and holds all funds from investors and other sources, managing the fund's assets and expenses. The feedback from the document states:
"The Custodian. When a mutual fund is established, a separate organization, most often a trust company, is appointed as the fund's custodian. The custodian receives and holds the fund's money obtained from all sources - investors buying the fund's units or shares, income earned by the fund's investment portfolio, proceeds from the sale of the fund's investments, holds all the fund's assets and distributes the fund's money to pay the fund's expenses." Reference:Chapter 10 - The Modern Mutual FundLearning Domain:The Modern Mutual Fund

Current yield and effective yield are two ways of measuring the total return for money market funds. Current yield reflects the income earned on a money market fund for the most recent 14 day period, annualized.
Effective yield incorporates the compounding effect of reinvesting the income earned on a money market fund over a year. Both current yield and effective yield are displayed in the performance reports of money market funds, as they provide different information to investors.
References = Canadian Investment Funds Course, Unit 5: Types of Investments, Lesson 4: Money Market Instruments, Section 5.4.3: Total Return for Money Market Funds1; CIFC prepkit, Chapter 5: Types of Investments, Question 5.4.3 2

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Gary's decision to prioritize the client's interests over meeting a sales target reflects his ethical responsibility.
The feedback from the document states:
"Gary is fulfilling his ethical responsibility by placing his client's needs ahead of his own need to reach a sales target. As the new fund is similar to the current investment, it would be an appropriate one for the client, so he would not be compromising his legal responsibility to ensure that all client orders are suitable." Reference:Chapter 1 - The Role of the Mutual Fund Sales RepresentativeLearning Domain:An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace

A defined contribution pension plan (DCPP) is a type of retirement savings plan where the employer and/or employee make contributions to an individual account for the employee. The retirement benefits depend on the amount of contributions and the investment returns. Contributions to a DCPP reduce the employee's available registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) contribution room, which is the maximum amount that can be contributed to an RRSP each year without tax penalties.

When a mutual fund makes a distribution, its net asset value per unit (NAVPU) decreases by the amount of the distribution. Therefore, the new NAVPU of XYZ Fund after the distribution was $$(16.50 - 1.50 = 15.00)