Noble Fund Managers
Noble Aim VCT Top Up
Type: Venture capital trust
Aim: Growth and income by investing in companies on the Aim and companies to be traded on Aim
Minimum investment: Lump sum £5,000
Closing date: April 4, 2008 for 2007/08 tax year, May 10, 2008 for 2008/09 tax year
Charges: Initial 5%, annual 1.75%, performance fee 20%
Commission: Initial 3% or initial 2.25% plus renewal 0.375% for up to five years
Tel: 0131 225 9677
Standard Life set up discretionary investment management service Standard Life Wealth last week with a proposed 1.375 per cent charge.
The times are certainly changing for retail investors in property funds. There is so much news around covering commercial property fund redemptions by retail investors such as Aegon stopping customers from withdrawing their money from the £2bn Scottish Equitable property fund run by Morley Fund Management.
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has signed an advisory agreement with Zurich Financial Services to provide guidance on international politics.Blair, who recently joined JP Morgan as an adviser for £2.5m a year, will advise Zurich chief executive officer James Schiro and provide general guidance on developments and trends in international politics.He will advise and collaborate […]
The personal accounts delivery authority launched its consultation on choosing a charging structure to pay for personal accounts today.The consultation paper outlines a number of ways charges could be deducted including an annual management charge, a contribution charge and a joining charge.But Pada identified the fact that different charging structures favour different potential members depending […]
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Claims management companies must be more specific on separate permissions and competency when they under the remit of the FCA, according to HM Treasury. Under rules proposed in the Treasury’s latest consultation paper, claims management companies will operate under six sectors – housing disrepair, industrial injuries disablement benefit, personal industry, financial products and services, criminal […]
Knowing what assets each operator will accept and with what conditions is becoming increasingly difficult The recent well-publicised events concerning Sipp operator asset acceptance have focused the mind of a number of advisers. We have been fielding enquiries about our own Sipp and the asset classes we as a Sipp operator would consider. But this […]
Investment trust sales may come under pressure due to new EU rules, experts have warned. The potential benefits of gearing on investment trusts risk being overlooked as new cost reporting rules make them look more expensive compared with open-ended funds. Traditionally, closed-ended funds have looked attractive based on lower costs compared with other structures, as […]