ATI fund range rebrand announced as part of Liontrust acquisition

Subject to approval

Jayna Rana
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Alliance Trust has released the proposed name changes for its fund range, ahead of the completion of its sale of Alliance Trust Investments to Liontrust Asset Management.

The new names remain subject to completion of the sale of ATI and the approval of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and will come into effect from 1 April. Q&A with Liontrust's Ions: Why we are buying ATI Financial services firm Novia said following these prerequisites, it expects Liontrust, as the new ACD, to write with more information about its plans for ATI and the funds. The table below shows the new names for the range. Old sub-fund and share class name New sub-fund and share class name Alliance Trust Sustainable Future Absolute Growth Fund Class 2 Net Accumulati...

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