Fidelity clips fees for China and Japan trusts
Ahead of Anthony Boltons departure, Fidelity reduced the AMC on its China trust.
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Fidelity Alex Wright buys into wealth managers
The new boss of Fidelity’s Special Situations Fund prefers to buy into the wealth management space rather than into fund managers.
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Fidelity D2C in John Lewis price offer
Fidelity will refund price difference on funds to its D2C customers
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In the RedZone but its all relative
Fidelity steals Chelsea's wooden spoon from the hand of the Scottish Widow when it comes to consistently underperforming funds.
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Fidelity takes CFS spoon off Widows
Chelsea’s latest RedZone list saw Fidelity stand out with eight underperforming products listed.
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Britain is building but is it enough
The government last week published its well-worded press release on the UK housing market with Communities Secretary Eric Pickles confirming “Britain is building again”.
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Fidelitys UK managing director to leave company
Hugh Mullan, is leaving the company in April to take an ’extended career break’.
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Fidelity offers passive range to FNW clients
Fidelity will next month launch a series of equity-based passive funds with its range now charging ongoing fees as low as 0.09%.
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PA ANALYSIS questionable headline numbers
A look at the IMA’s UK retail figures over the last three years and one year has thrown up some interesting stories. Sadly, very few of the groups involved have been keen on getting involved in justifying their flows from either perspective.
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Fidelitys Richard Skelt leaves after 23 years
Following a slew of retirement announcement, Fidelitys investment strategist Richard Skelt has said goodbye to the firm.
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Next please UK high street winners losers
A year ago today, the picture on the UK high street looked extremely gloomy as HMV followed a string of high profile closures and confirmed its shares were being suspended from the London Stock Exchange.
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Too complacent on the UK recovery
The OBR is widely expected to revise up its UK growth predictions in Thursday’s Autumn Statement, but are bullish investors too complacent about Britain’s recovery?