Guinness AM launches clean fee share class ahead of RDR

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Guinness Asset Management has launched a new share class across its fund range, becoming the latest firm to gear up for RDR with the launch of a ‘clean fee' structure.

The boutique has introduced an ‘X' share class with a 0.75% AMC and no rebate or trail, available across its seven-strong fund range that includes the $325m Global Energy fund and the £10m Global Equity Income fund. The share classes will launch shortly on intermediary and consumer platforms, with a short-term offer enabling investors to buy into the share class directly if they have a minimum investment of £5,000. "We always seek to embrace innovation in the way we develop our products, and to price fairly. With the introduction of ‘clean fee' share classes we are looking ahead to a ...

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