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Axa rationalises fund range, closes 115 mirrored third party funds

By International Adviser, 27 Oct 15

Axa Wealth is to close 115 mirrored third party funds within its stand-alone pensions book.

Axa Wealth is to close 115 mirrored third party funds within its stand-alone pensions book.

The decision comes following a review of its fund range, after which the firm identified those funds where the value of investment has fallen to a level where the funds are no longer economic to run.

The funds will be closed between 23 November and 7 December and affected advisers will have received a letter informing them as such. Clients that are invested in one of the affected funds through an Axa Wealth product will be offered a default fund, that in AXA’s view is an adequate replacement. Many of which are Axa funds.

But, according to a spokesperson, clients are free to move their money into a fund of their choosing on the list of as many as 267 available funds.

No switching costs will be incurred, the firm said. 

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