alleryStart learning →An ETF arbitrage mechanism keeps which two values close?
AMarket price and net asset value
BManagement fee and expense ratio
CFront load and exit fee levels
DDividend yield and interest rate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Market price and net asset value
Creation and redemption let arbitrageurs keep the traded price close to the NAV of the underlying assets.
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