AXA Elevate has played its hand in the super clean space by revealing it expects to get access to preferential share classes from a range of fund managers.
Amid the news Standard Life has secured super clean pricing from eleven fund groups - seven of which it has named today - AXA Elevate managing director David Thompson said the platform had agreements in place with more than ten fund groups that it would be offered the best terms available on their funds. Thompson said: "We are in constant discussions with all the asset management groups. "As you would expect given the global breadth and strength of AXA it is entirely natural that we are able to secure preferential terms for our clients. "We have a firm commitment from at least ten ...
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