Investment companies will no longer be required to produce KIDs
A draft Statutory Instrument proposed by HM Treasury found EU-inherited cost disclosure rules are ‘not accurate’
A draft Statutory Instrument proposed by HM Treasury found EU-inherited cost disclosure rules are ‘not accurate’
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The investment trust sector is increasingly willing to take difficult choices to deliver shareholder value
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MP Bim Afolami says the government is planning to consult on the issue in the next quarter
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One day after Urban Logistics urged shareholders to vote against it
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Comes one week before its consultation with shareholders
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Argued against cost disclosure rules for investment companies in reading of second Private Member’s Bill
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Gravis’s Bill MacLeod explains how a FinDaTex tweak could prevent double-counting of investment company costs
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Sales of investment companies overtook purchases by £53m
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Institutions hold £89bn in investment company shares
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Trust exposure will increase from 4% to 45% in an effort to improve liquidity
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Amount is equivalent to six months’ worth of management fees
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Regulators acknowledges that requirements ‘may not result in representative cost information being published’ for investment companies
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