Fundamentals
Both individual and institutional investors rely on mutual funds to help them achieve their investment objectives. Mutual funds pool the money of investors and invest it according to specific guidelines outlined in their prospectuses.
Mutual funds give individual investors some of the same advantages enjoyed by large, institutional investors: broad diversification, professional management, and favorable lower trading costs. By paying particular attention to companies’ environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance, Pax World hopes to further benefit investors by investing in better managed, more forward thinking companies. We also seek to amplify the influence our shareholders can bring to bear on those companies by actively engaging them to improve their performance.
In addition, the Pax World Funds offer
- Low initial minimum investments ($250)
- 24-hour automated account information by telephone or on line
- Exchange privileges between funds
- 100% liquidity: With certain limitations, shares can be redeemed at the current net asset value at the end of any trading day.
- Skilled economic research
- Rigorous environmental. social and governance (ESG) standards
With all mutual funds, market risk varies from fund to fund. Mutual funds are neither guaranteed nor federally insured. Past performance of any mutual fund is no guarantee of future performance, and you may have a loss or a gain when you sell your shares.