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Abstract
This article discusses revenue sharing payments, which are distribution costs that conflict with shareholder interests and reduce mutual fund assets and returns. The conclusion is that revenue sharing payments reduce fund assets and returns and should be prohibited.
TOPICS: Passive strategies, mutual fund performance, exchanges/markets/clearinghouses
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