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According to the FCA, the UK-headquartered asset manager broke rules designed to limit investors’ exposure to risk on more than 33 occasions across more than 15 of its funds, accounting for more than 70% of the firms’ total £47bn in assets under management.
Here, International Adviser highlights several other instances where regulators have publically shamed the companies that refused to play by the rules.
The fee is 0.2% and the ticker is SP20
Reforms will see the £360bn of assets in 86 local government pension schemes pooled into eight ‘mega funds’
Ian Aylward joins from Barclays Wealth
Fee reduced 15 basis points to 0.50%
Quality and low volatility characteristics expected to outperform
September’s fund flow data showed investors taking action prior to the Autumn Budget, according to the Investment Association
