M&G is to suspend trading on 21 of its funds for a couple of days each, as £34bn of non-sterling assets are merged into equivalent Luxembourg strategies in four phases over the next six months.
The group announced in May it would be transferring non-sterling assets from its UK-domiciled OEIC range to equivalent SICAV funds to protect the interests of investors before the UK leaves the European Union. Holders of around £34bn in euro, Swiss Franc, US dollar and Singapore dollar-denominated share classes in the OEICs, which include Richard Woolnough's Optimal Income fund at £19.9bn, Global Floating Rate High Yield fund at £3.1bn and Global Dividend fund at £2.5bn, will have their assets transferred to SICAVs. M&G has now released details of the timetable for this move, which w...
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