The fierce price war among providers of traditional exchange traded funds may be over, with many industry professionals saying that fees for these products cannot fall any further, the Financial Times reports. view full article
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A review by Fitz Partners, a London-based fund research company specialising in the detailed calculations of fund fees and expenses found that of truly passive products, ETFs are more expensive than index tracking counterparts. view full article
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Charges for traditional index-tracking funds have steadily decreased over the past four years and are in some cases lower than for ETFs, says a research house. Fitz Partners says that since 2016, equity ETFs have seen a 27% fall in their ongoing charges figures (OCFs), whilst charges applied to ‘clean’ share classes of index-tracking mutual
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Fidelity International has launched a range of index tracking funds with low annual charges as it seeks to capitalise on growing demand for passive funds in continental Europe. view full article
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