The day on which NAV is calculated by a fund is known as
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computation date
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valuation date
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record date
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book closure date
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The valuation date is the specific day on which the NAV is calculated, based on closing market prices of all holdings. It's distinct from record date (for entitlements) or book closure (not used in mutual funds). The valuation date determines the NAV used for transactions and performance reporting.