BlackRock Enhanced International Dividend Trust has released a presentation comparing the structure and performance of closed-end funds and mutual funds. The presentation details differences in share pricing, use of leverage, and ability to invest in illiquid securities. It highlights that closed-end funds typically offer a fixed number of shares and can invest more freely in less liquid assets, while mutual funds are required to maintain higher liquidity for daily redemptions. The document also presents data on distribution rates for various fund categories, illustrating that closed-end funds generally provide higher distribution rates compared to mutual funds across several asset classes. You can access the full presentation through the link below.