Korea Fund

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Korea Fund is a USA based mutual fund created in the 1980s to let U.S. retail investors buy a stake in the South Korean economy. Korea Fund is a closed-end fund - different from regular mutual funds, since you buy and sell shares of an open-end fund by dealing directly with the fund while closed-end funds trade on stock exchanges just like any other stocks.

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