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This study provides mutual fund shareholders with a normative listing of transparent and traditionally opaque fees and expenses designed for most all funds. The most likely next step, if any, would be for a few "stewardship funds" to adopt the normative listing of transparent and traditionally...
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Mutual funds are the primary providers of investment management services to 401(k) pension plans. These plans are complex to operate and administer and subject to multiple regulators. Third-party revenue sharing is used to pay some portion of plan service provider costs, other than employer/plan...
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Mutual funds are the primary providers of investment management services to 401(k) pension plans. These plans are complex to operate and administer and subject to multiple regulators. Third-party revenue sharing is used to pay some portion of plan service provider costs, other than employer/plan...
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There are several types of domestic-hybrid mutual funds that apply various stock/bond allocations in efforts to provide full diversification in one portfolio. These “one-stop shopping” funds were initially designed to simplify decision making for long-term investors and pension plan...
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Domestic-hybrid mutual funds vary with respect to investment objective, active or index management, proportions of stocks and bonds, and the mix of stock cap size/investment style and, therefore, risk.There are several types of domestic-hybrid mutual funds that apply various stock/bond...
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This article provides theories of advertising and investor behavior that apply to mutual fund advertising and investor fund choices. Mutual fund advertising and its effect on investor fund choices is assessed in context of the role of advertising, advertising as persuasion, investor choice,...
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Barber, Odean, and Zheng's (2005) analysis of mutual fund front-end loads, sales commissions, and operating expenses finds that over the past several decades ordinary investors have “learned” what it is they value in choice of funds. And, fund advisers learned early on to provide what...
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This article explores the relationships of mutual fund advertising and investor skill in making fund choices. Some key takeaways can be drawn from our analysis of the four factors affecting the relationship between mutual fund advertising and investors' fund choices, and whether they lead...
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