Hargreaves Lansdown launches US equity fund

Second of 19 launches

Eve Maddock-Jones
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Hargreaves Lansdown has launched an actively managed US equity fund as part of the ongoing expansion of its investment offerings, Investment Week can reveal.

The HL US fund will launch on 1 November 2022 with an ongoing charges figure of 0.83%, plus the Hargreaves Lansdown platform fee of 0.45%. According to HL, the fund is designed for long-term growth investors who are "comfortable building their own portfolios". TM CRUX European Special Situations dropped from Hargreaves Lansdown Wealth Shortlist The fund will be an actively managed, segregated mandate fund, run by HL Fund Managers. The management team will include Roger Clark, who has worked as a fund manager at Hargreaves since 2007 and co-managed the HL Multi-Manager European and ...

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