IMA and Financial Express put fund data online

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The Investment Management Association and online data provider Financial Express have this morning unveiled new fund pricing tools for consumers.

Free access to the data is now provided through the recently redesigned IMA website, through the investor section, or a separate fundlistings.com site along with other personal finance websites and publications - following a change in FSA rules which no longer requires fund prices be published in a national newspaper from April 1. Anyone wishing to use the data for research purposes can also access the information through IFAonline's fund price listings link to Financial Express. Data is listed alphabetically by fund management company and details the initial charge, buy and sell pric...

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