There are both similarities and differences between private funds and mutual funds.
Private fund: A private fund is an investment in securities, assets and/or deposits for which the client normally has tax duty similar to direct investment. Investment through a fund is made in accordance with the investment policy prescribed by the client in line with their objectives and restrictions. Each fund will be managed separately, and the risk can be diversified. The client can offer their comments related to the investment policy, which can be adjusted accordingly. Moreover, all types of invested assets will be in the client's name, and their value will be calculated according to the market price and reported to the client. The client needs to have a considerable amount invested to allow risk diversification.
Mutual fund: A mutual fund is a fund with an investment policy that is prescribed by the management company, and is managed according to the point of view of the fund manager. The client will invest in the form of purchase of investment units. The client can invest without a considerable amount of money, and is entitled to tax exemption.
The two funds are similar in terms of management by professionals and having an explicit policy. However, each investment policy decision should be based mainly on the investment objective.