alleryStart learning →A fund's public offering price equals NAV plus what?
AThe annual expense ratio
BThe exit redemption fee
CThe annual custody fee
DThe front-end load per share
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. The front-end load per share
The offering price is what the buyer pays, so it adds the sales charge per share to the NAV.
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