Cofunds adds GAM DFM range to platform

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Cofunds has added GAM's range of five risk-rated models to the platform.

The discretionary fund management offering will be made available immediately to the platform's 7,000 adviser firms. The GAM funds will see assets pooled in a collective fund structure, meaning the investment will not be subject to VAT. In October, HM Revenue & Customs announced it would be consulting on whether DFMs would incur VAT, following a landmark European ruling. Firms will also be able to access adviser-branded, client-level reporting. "This is a fantastic tie-up for us because at the same time as complementing our existing solutions in this area, it gives us the opport...

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