What does MPT mean in TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE

Macquarie Power & Infrastructure Income Fund (MPT) is a closed-end fund that invests in power and infrastructure companies located around the world. MPT strives to provide its unitholders with long-term, sustainable dividend income while reducing volatility through diversified investments.

MPT generates returns through two methods; dividend yields from its underlying investments and capital appreciation from share price movements. The fund seeks to achieve stable, long-term return for investors by investing in high quality taxable bonds, preferred securities, common stocks and other debt instruments of power and infrastructure companies around the world.

Investing in MPT carries some degree of risk. These include changes in interest rates that can affect the prices of fixed income securities, currency fluctuations, credit exposure on any underlying investments, and political or economic developments that may adversely affect an issuer’s capability to meet its obligations on time. Investors should understand all risks before investing.

To invest in MPT, you must purchase units directly on the secondary market via a registered broker or financial advisor. Alternatively, you can also purchase units using online brokerage platforms provided by major banks or independent agencies such as E*TRADE Global Asset Management (TAGAM). You may also be able to access MPT through some employer sponsored retirement plans.

MPT charges an annual management fee which is currently set at 1%, along with various other administrative expenses such as legal costs and audit fees. Additionally, depending on your investment strategy and amount of trading activity, you may need to pay brokerage commissions when purchasing or selling shares/units.

Ultimately this depends on individual circumstances but generally speaking it is recommended to consider both direct and indirect investment options when deciding how best to allocate your funds into infrastructure assets over the long term – investing indirectly via a pooled fund provides broad diversification benefits which may help reduce overall portfolio risk.

Yes – under certain circumstances investors may be eligible for tax relief when investing into MPT units subject to their individual circumstances specific country/province of residence regulations – please consult your financial advisor for further information regarding this topic.

Generally speaking there are few restrictions when investing into MPT – however traders must ensure that they comply with local regulations concerning ownership rights or short-selling activities etc prior to entering into such transactions as part of their portfolios.