This paper investigates the characteristics of U.S. mutual funds offered in Canada, the characteristics of the companies that offer them and how these characteristics affect the method chosen to enter Canada. fundâs potential profitability in Canada is predicted by its characteristics in the U.S. market. These attributes include its market share, MER, return, and age, as defined at the fund and family level. 7 The empirical definitions of these variables along with their introductory statistics are found in Table 3.
TR174), Estate Preservation Rider (form series TR149), Survivorship Policy Split Exchange Endorsement (form series TR150) and the Graded Conversion. Credit Rider (form series TR127), are underwritten and issued by Midland National Life Insurance Company, Administrative Office, One Sammons Plaza, Sioux.
A person who has a life estate must maintain the property. This duty includes common upkeep so the property does not deteriorate. It also includes paying bills associated with the property, such as real estate taxes and insurance. A life estate owner has full rights to use the property during his lifetime. He may also lease or sell his interest in the life state, although he cannot sell the property itself. Life estates interests always end when the original life estate owner dies. Therefore, they can be difficult to sell or lease long term.