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Closed-end bond funds are investment vehicles that trade like stocks but look like funds. Fund managers issue a fixed number of shares when they’re opened, and a fund manager pools those investments to purchase securities. The manager stays in place to oversee the fund, including buying and selling investments in the portfolio.
