Exchange-Traded Mutual Funds (ETMF) An ETMF, or exchange-traded mutual fund, is an exchange-traded security that is a hybrid between an exchange-traded fund (ETF) and an actively managed open-ended mutual fund. It allows a standard net asset value (NAV)-based mutual fund to trade in real-time on a stock exchange, similar to the trading of a stock or ETF. ETMF intraday trading prices will be directly linked to the fund's next end-of-day NAV. All bids, offers, and trade prices will be quoted in terms of premium or discount to the end-of-day NAV (like NAV+$0.02, or NAV-$0.05). For each trade, the premium or discount to NAV is locked-in at trade execution time, and the final transaction price is determined once NAV is calculated at the end of the day. Investopedia Explains: Essentially, an ETMF is a mutual fund available in the guise of an ETF. ETMFs offer the benefits of both mutual funds...
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