Skandia has hit out at FundsNetwork's decision to disclose its fees, suggesting the move was prompted by a desire to placate B2C investors.
Last week, FundsNetwork said full details of the fees it receives from fund management groups will be freely available on its website from 1 September. The move has put pressure on fellow fund supermarkets Skandia and Cofunds - also operating bundled charging structures - to follow suit. Whilst FundsNetwork stressed the decision to disclose its fund manager rebates was taken in an effort to create a more transparent market, Skandia has suggested a "B2C issue" could be behind the move. "One reason FundsNetwork has done this is because it is getting a lot of pressure from consumers ...
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