alleryStart learning →Replication in an index ETF means doing what?
AHolding the index securities in proportion
BInvesting solely in derivative swaps
CCopying the fees of another fund
DHolding only cash and deposits
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Holding the index securities in proportion
Replication means holding the index securities in proportion so the fund tracks the index.
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