FCA publishes occasional paper on fund charges

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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published an occasional paper on the back of its Asset Management Market Study assessing the best ways to present charges information to investors, after its AMMS found that some charges are not always visible to retail investors and, when they were, investors might not pay sufficient attention to charges or understand their impact on investment returns.

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