Fidelity platform restricts investments into Abrdn PE trust

Made restriction on 16 December in clients' 'best interests'

Valeria Martinez
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Fidelity International has restricted new investments into the Abrdn Private Equity Opportunities investment trust on its Personal Investing and Fidelity Adviser Solutions platforms.

In a notice on its website, the firm said it had made the decision "in the best interests" of its customers. However, it did not disclose the rationale behind the restriction, which was introduced on 16 December.  A Fidelity spokesperson said: "As a general rule we do not confirm the specific reasons behind decisions such as these, however these are always made with our customers' best interests in mind." Customers are able to redeem existing holdings in this fund by either selling to cash or switching to other funds, but clients will not be able to buy shares until further notice. ...

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