The Impact of Vanguard’s ETF Fee Cuts Will Vary by Category
As one of the world’s largest asset managers, Vanguard’s move will pass on significant savings to investors while also putting significant margin pressure on ETF competitors. However, the implications for the ETF industry will vary by ETF category.
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