Which of the following is NOT classified as a Unit Investment Trust Fund?

Unit Investment Trust Funds (UITFs) are pooled investment vehicles that allow investors to collectively invest in a diversified portfolio managed by a financial institution. Each option listed represents a different type of investment vehicle or fund structure.

The classification of UITFs typically includes various funds that invest in different asset classes, such as fixed income, equities, or money market instruments.

A Fixed Income Fund generally invests primarily in debt securities, aiming to provide income through interest payments. Similarly, an Equity Fund focuses on investing in stocks, which can generate growth through capital appreciation. A Money Market Fund is designed for short-term investments and provides higher liquidity and lower risk, primarily investing in short-term debt instruments.

In contrast, an Investment Management Account does not fall under the UITF category. It is usually a separate investment service provided to investors where individual portfolios are managed according to the client's preferences and needs, rather than operating as a structured investment vehicle like UITFs. Therefore, the answer correctly identifies that an Investment Management Account is not classified as a UITF.