Listed infrastructure fund cuts fees

HICL Infrastructure makes the move amid market pressure on charges from institutional investors

HICL Infrastructure, a listed fund that invests primarily in public infrastructure through the UK government's Private Finance Initiative and Public-Private Partnership programmes, has cut the fees it charges investors amid elevated pressure in the industry on costs.

The listed fund, which manages about £1.5 billion, has made the move shortly ahead of hitting a key assets under management target which would have cut its fees in any case. The reductions announced this morning are in addition to this.

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