Fidelity Worldwide Investment has cut the annual charge on Anthony Bolton's China Special Situations investment trust ahead of the handover to incoming manager Dale Nicholls.
Fidelity's top performing fund manager Alex Wright has said the group will not let its flagship Special Situations fund grow to the size seen under previous manager Anthony Bolton.
Investec Asset Management's plans to launch preferentially priced share classes for key distributors have been thrown into doubt after the country's largest D2C platforms revealed no evidence of such deals.
Hargreaves Lansdown has revealed the exact details of its new clean pricing deals from leading fund groups including M&G, Newton and Schroders.
Fidelity's Personal Investing platform has moved to minimise the impact of D2C super clean fund deals on the end-investor by offering to refund the difference when funds are available more cheaply elsewhere.
Investors have sunk nearly £35bn into underperforming funds, with Fidelity the worst offender by number of products, according to Chelsea Financial Services.
High valuations have made many wary of the UK market, but Alex Wright, manager of the Fidelity Special Situations fund, insists there are still plenty of unloved opportunities.