Added Perspective
A new wave of mutual fund share classes is being considered—“T” shares and “clean” shares—both addressing potential conflicts due to the Department of Labor fiduciary rule, as well as responding to marketplace pressures and expectations by distributors. Strategic Insight founder Avi Nachmany explores these new share classes in an article recently published on his website.
To read Nachmany's article, click here.
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