Kepler: Lack of clear framework for trust fee disclosure causes confusion for investors
25% of Kepler’s retail investor base plan to allocate more to investment trusts following the change in disclosure rules
25% of Kepler’s retail investor base plan to allocate more to investment trusts following the change in disclosure rules
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The likes of Hargreaves Lansdown are continuing to require the Mifid template from investment companies
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A draft Statutory Instrument proposed by HM Treasury found EU-inherited cost disclosure rules are ‘not accurate’
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JTC Groups’ Simon Gordon explains how the renewables trust sector is showing signs of recovery
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CEO Richard Stone says current disclosure rules are ‘hamstringing demand’ for the trust sector
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Financial Services Regulation Committee said retained MIFID and PRIIPS rules has cost the UK an estimated £7bn
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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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Regulators acknowledges that requirements ‘may not result in representative cost information being published’ for investment companies
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First reading of Bill to remove AIFMD classification from investment companies will take place next week
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Cost disclosure regulation has been called “illegal and irrational” amid an “emergency situation” for investment companies
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Quantity of mandatory information is a barrier to retail investors, the association has warned
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‘The current rules make it very difficult for consumers to get the information they need’
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