This content is from: Portfolio Exposure of Wall Street’s ‘Dirty Little Secret’ Could Shift ETF Assets Back to Mutual Funds The closure of a tax loophole could release a flow of ETF capital into mutual funds, according to academic research. By Jessica Hamlin July 08, 2021
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This content is from: RIAIntel Bright Spots Leaven a Somber Future for Mutual Funds The pandemic is further slowing organic growth and pressuring fees but “upside surprises” are providing respite — and hope — for the beleaguered mutual fund market. By Michael Thrasher March 11, 2021
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