Aberdeen's Gilbert urges regulators to scrap daily fund liquidity

Amid fears of sell-off

Anna Fedorova
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Martin Gilbert, chief executive of Aberdeen Asset Management, has urged the Bank of England to consider scrapping the daily liquidity on open-ended funds across the industry to cope with a potential sell-off in markets.

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