Asset Management

First State to shift £4bn of assets to Dublin

The £122bn asset manager wants to ensure EU investors can continue to access funds after Brexit

First State Investments will transfer £4.3bn worth of assets from the UK to Ireland as part of its Brexit preparations, following similar moves by Columbia Threadneedle and M&G Investments.

The plans will see the EU share classes across 18 First State funds in the UK exchanged for equivalent share classes in Dublin-based funds, which will be run by the same portfolio management teams.

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