Columbia Threadneedle to cap ongoing charges on two American and European equity funds

Following value assessment

Cristian Angeloni
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Columbia Threadneedle Investments will put a cap on the ongoing charges figure (OCF) for two of its funds after they failed to deliver "comparable market rates", according to the firms' latest Assessment of Value report.

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