Ucits IV: More flexible, but more costly?

Jul 19, 2010

Margaret Harwood-Jones of BNP Paribas outlines some key changes that will be introduced by Europe's forthcoming fund-passporting standard.

The next evolution of the Ucits fund standard is set to prove as appealing as its predecessor, thanks to the increased flexibility it offers asset managers and the greater protection it gives investors.

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