Novia adds full Threadneedle fund range

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Threadneedle is the latest fund house to sign with Novia to have its full range of funds available on the platform.

The range which offers the full mix of equities, fixed income and property, includes Threadneedle's flagship UK Equity range, led by head of UK Equities, Leigh Harrison, the Absolute Return Bond fund managed by Quentin Fitzsimmons and Peter Allwright and the Threadneedle UK Property Trust run by Don Jordison and Chris Morrogh. Gary Collins, head of UK Retail at Threadneedle, says: "We are delighted to offer investors Threadneedle funds via the Novia wrap platform. We firmly believe that the combination of our investment experience across asset classes and Novia's modern, efficient platform...

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