Fidelity International expands sustainable range with eight Article 9 funds

Six active funds and two ETFs

Cristian Angeloni
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Fidelity International has expanded its fund range with the addition of eight Article 9 strategies, across both active and passive products.

The additions will include six active funds and two ETFs, the company said, which will be open to retail, wholesale and institutional clients. Hargreaves Lansdown 'reduces conviction' on Fidelity Sustainable MoneyBuilder Income fund Of the eight strategies, two are new launches: the Sustainable Global Equity fund, managed by Cornelia Furse as lead portfolio manager and Matt Egerton as assistant portfolio manager; and the Sustainable Asian Focus fund, managed by Mohit Mandhana. Four funds have been upgraded from Article 8 to Article 9 but the management teams have remained the same....

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