A long-awaited revolution is upon us for mutual funds. From Monday XNUMXst December the funds will be listed and directly traded on the Stock Exchange. Piazza Affari is ready to welcome them in a segment of the price list dedicated to them.
Both asset management companies (asset management companies) and savers will benefit from the stock exchange listing of mutual funds, who will be able to choose all the funds they want and not just those of the bank of which they are customers and above all they will be able to do so at lower and more transparent costs and with greater price certainty.
For the saver, there is greater freedom of choice among a wider range of products that will be more easily comparable and will have greater visibility.
The funds will trade at NAV (net assuage value) without a double bid and offer price. Purchases and sales will be carried out by placing orders in the book with no price limits and with reference to the previous day's Nav.
At the starting line there are already a dozen asset management companies, from AcomeA to Nextam, from Compass to Rivage, from Aism to Zenit, who intend to list their funds on Piazza Affari
