IA seeks to reduce costs and risk in fund trading

New working group created

Laura Dew
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The Investment Association has launched a new initiative, chaired by Fidelity's Ed Dymott, to change the way funds are traded and settled.

The UK Fund Trading and Settlement group includes representatives from more than 20 companies and industry trade bodies. It reflects a widespread view that there are opportunities to improve the operational processes that sit between fund managers and distributors in respect of fund settlement in the UK. The group is seeking to engage with suppliers who have the capability to help shape the future for UK fund distribution and has issued a request for information from any firms able to contribute. The group is hopeful there are opportunities to enhance processes, increase efficien...

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