Why the SEC’s ETF and mutual fund performance fee proposal may not expand retail access
A fee structure long used by many private fund managers could soon make its way into certain mutual funds and ETFs — a move that’s part of the SEC’s wider push to give retail investors greater access to private markets.
A fee structure long used by many private fund managers could soon make its way into certain mutual funds and ETFs — a move that’s part of the SEC’s wider push to give retail investors greater access to private markets.
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