An EMI lock, particularly in the context of mutual funds, refers to a limitation on the ability of investors to liquidate their investments during a specified period. This characteristic is designed to discourage short-term trading and promote long-term participation, potentially leading to more stable returns for all stakeholders. Typically, these… Read More

Electronic Magnetic Interference (EMI) systems are designed to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive systems. By generating electromagnetic fields, these locks generate a barrier that disrupts the functionality of any unapproved transmitters attempting to override the lock. This offers a reliable system for protecting valuable assets against the… Read More