Add to ORKGAs we all know, fees impact net returns. For mutual funds, aside from any load, the two primary fees charged are management fees and 12b-1 fees. The management fees are easy to understand. The 12b-1 fees, however, are not. They are designed to cover distribution costs, but this is a broad term. In reality, much of this fee is used to pay brokers/advisors for directing client business to the funds. As a recent article (Investment News) suggests, the SEC may begin to limit such payouts
Purpose. We focus on different compensation structures for real estate mutual fund Management Compan...
In this Article we identify a number of serious mechanical flaws in the statutes and judicial doctri...
The Securities Exchange Commissions (SEC) has an ongoing initiative to examine mutual fund fees, and...
Passive funds have historically outperformed active funds, and much of this difference is likely dri...
It is a widespread practice among mutual fund managers to voluntarily waive fees that they have a co...
This paper examines the extent to which generous portfolio management compensation is commensurate t...
The Securities and Exchange Commission is currently reviewing Rule 12b-1, which governs how fund adv...
We examine the effect of mutual fund fee structure on mutual fund exit mode and timing. The evidence...
A 1% annual fee doesn\u27t sound like much, but when compounded, fees paid to advisors and managers ...
U This paper re-examines the determinants of mutual fund fees paid by mutual fund shareholders for m...
Previous work shows large differences in fees for S&P 500 index funds and other funds, and suggests...
The aim of this paper is to focus on different compensation structures for real estate mutual fund M...
Recent studies propose that equity mutual fund managers generally do not have ability to generate ab...
There is a long running debate over whether a portion of the fees that investment advisory firms cha...
Mutual fund companies typically charge investors distribution fees, such as 12b-1 fees in the United...
Purpose. We focus on different compensation structures for real estate mutual fund Management Compan...
In this Article we identify a number of serious mechanical flaws in the statutes and judicial doctri...
The Securities Exchange Commissions (SEC) has an ongoing initiative to examine mutual fund fees, and...
Passive funds have historically outperformed active funds, and much of this difference is likely dri...
It is a widespread practice among mutual fund managers to voluntarily waive fees that they have a co...
This paper examines the extent to which generous portfolio management compensation is commensurate t...
The Securities and Exchange Commission is currently reviewing Rule 12b-1, which governs how fund adv...
We examine the effect of mutual fund fee structure on mutual fund exit mode and timing. The evidence...
A 1% annual fee doesn\u27t sound like much, but when compounded, fees paid to advisors and managers ...
U This paper re-examines the determinants of mutual fund fees paid by mutual fund shareholders for m...
Previous work shows large differences in fees for S&P 500 index funds and other funds, and suggests...
The aim of this paper is to focus on different compensation structures for real estate mutual fund M...
Recent studies propose that equity mutual fund managers generally do not have ability to generate ab...
There is a long running debate over whether a portion of the fees that investment advisory firms cha...
Mutual fund companies typically charge investors distribution fees, such as 12b-1 fees in the United...
Purpose. We focus on different compensation structures for real estate mutual fund Management Compan...
In this Article we identify a number of serious mechanical flaws in the statutes and judicial doctri...
The Securities Exchange Commissions (SEC) has an ongoing initiative to examine mutual fund fees, and...