Kames Capital bond fund fee cut a 'sign of things to come'

UK and Dublin-domiciled funds lowered by up to 30bps

Beth Brearley
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Industry commentators are calling Kames Capital's decision to cut its bond fund fees a "sign of things to come" for fixed income funds which are still deemed expensive, with the rise in popularity of bond ETFs adding to the pricing pressure.

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