10/01/2020at 10:04

DNB to cut fund fees – introduces new price structure

Fees on DNB's actively managed equity funds will become lower. The Norwegian banking group aims to develop a more transparent price structure.

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by HELLA ANDERSEN

There is a strong trend towards lower fees on fund saving, and as a result the Norwegian banking group DNB is again lowering fund fees.

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