Neptune ups annual charges

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NEPTUNE Investment Management has raised annual management charges on four funds with the biggest rise on the Managed fund.

The increases mean Neptune’s entire retail OEIC has an AMC above the industry standard of 1.5pc. Its £15m Managed fund is up 40 basis points from 1.6pc to 2pc and it will also rebrand to Global Alpha. Neptune said the 2pc charge reflected the fund’s multi-asset remit and total return style which is more akin to a hedge fund than traditional long-only product. Meanwhile, the AMC on the £66m European Opportunities fund and the £140m Global Equity fund will rise from 1.6pc to 1.75pc and from 1.5pc to 1.6pc on the Balanced fund. Neptune has been forced to defend the charge increases f...

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