The bank's Columbia Strategic Cash Portfolio fund, which has less than $11 billion in assets, has been closed to new investors, said Columbia spokesman Jon Goldstein.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp's <BAC.N> Columbia asset management unit said on Monday it is closing a privately placed money-market fund for institutional investors.
The bank's Columbia Strategic Cash Portfolio fund, which has less than $11 billion in assets, has been closed to new investors, said Columbia spokesman Jon Goldstein.
Goldstein denied a CNBC report that the fund had been frozen, saying that clients were being offered the option of cash redemptions or of switching their assets into other Columbia-managed funds.
(Reporting by Christian Plumb and Joseph Giannone; Editing by Tim Dobbyn)
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