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Eaton Vance has been forced to delay the rollout of its NextShares funds to 2016 as it awaits final approval for the products from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Boston firm also is considering changing its approach to the much-anticipated rollout. Read the original story from Boston Business Journal.
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