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Business surges at Hargreaves Lansdown ahead of fee revamp

The retail fund supermarket sees assets rise sharply as it prepares to reduce fees on its most popular funds

Assets run by Hargreaves Lansdown, Britain’s largest retail fund supermarket, leaped 43% to £43.4 billion in the year to December, ahead of a review of its charging structures.

The changes will see the fees charged by its managers reduced to an average 54 basis points for its 27 most popular funds, against the 75 bps industry standard.

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