alleryStart learning →Securities transaction costs of a fund are normally positively correlated with what?
APortfolio turnover
BUnit price level
CNumber of share classes
DManagement fee only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Portfolio turnover
The more often the portfolio is traded, the more commissions and trading costs the fund incurs.
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