Henderson trust introduces performance fee

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The board of the Lowland investment trust, run by Henderson's James Henderson, has introduced a performance fee on the vehicle.

The trust's incentive fee is 15% of any outperformance on a total return basis of the FTSE All Share by more than 10% over the average of the last three years. In addition, the basic management free will change from 0.5% of gross assets to 0.5% of net assets, while the notice period will be reduced from 12 to six months. Lowland's board says the change to the structure should lead to a reduction in the management fee because it normally operates a degree of gearing. The performance and basic fee will be capped in any year at a total of 0.75% of net assets. Any performance fee paid ...

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