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	<title>Financial Standard Comments - LICs benefit from FOFA</title>
	<description>The impending loss of trailing commissions for managed funds has made listed investment companies more attractive by leveling the playing field, an industry insider said yesterday.</description>
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<p>LIC's as an investment still dont work whether this is pre or post FOFA. As it stands an investor into an LIC will get the price that they buy in at, the price that they sell at and the dividends along the way. That might sound like a managed fund but the assumption there is that the price of the LIC follows the underlying NTA. This is rarely the case as LICs are often trading at a premium or more often than not a discount to NTA which has no correlation to the underlying value of the investments. <br>At least an ETF can ensure that the value of the investment tracks its underlying assets.</p><p><a href="">Reply to article</a></p><p>For original story, <a href="">Click Here.</a></p>
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