alleryStart learning →Who receives the management fee of a mutual fund?
AThe exchange that lists shares
BThe government securities regulator
CThe management company or sponsor
DThe bank that holds securities
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The management company or sponsor
The fund pays this fee to the sponsor that organizes it and provides portfolio management or advisory services.
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