Miton cuts initial fee on multi-asset funds

Miton has removed the initial charges on its multi-asset funds in a bid to improve transparency for investors.

Miton cuts initial fee on multi-asset funds
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From today, the Miton Cautious Multi Asset Fund and the Miton Defensive Multi Asset Fund, managed by David Jane (pictured) and Anthony Raynor, will no longer apply the 1% initial charge.

Neil Bridge, head of sales at Miton, said the reasons were about transparency.

He said: “The charges have been removed as these multi-asset funds are not capacity constrained, and initial charges are therefore unnecessary to stem inflows at a later date. The change in the funds’ prospectus is part of Miton’s drive to deliver value and transparency to our investors.” 

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