Home Breadcrumb caret Industry News Breadcrumb caret Industry On The Shelf: (April 7, 2008) McLean Budden is targeting fee-based advisors by launching an F-Class version of all 11 of its McLean Budden mutual funds. F-Class mutual funds are designed for accounts where clients pay a fee to their advisor based upon assets under management. McLean Budden will not remunerate the advisor or pay trailer commissions on […] By Staff | April 7, 2008 | Last updated on April 7, 2008 2 min read Previous Brieflies this week: | MON | TUE | WED | THU | (April 7, 2008) McLean Budden is targeting fee-based advisors by launching an F-Class version of all 11 of its McLean Budden mutual funds. F-Class mutual funds are designed for accounts where clients pay a fee to their advisor based upon assets under management. McLean Budden will not remunerate the advisor or pay trailer commissions on F-Class holdings. “McLean Budden is pleased to be able make our mutual funds available to more Canadians and further our support of the fee-based advisor in Canada through this F-Class offering,” says Roger Beauchemin, president and CEO of McLean Budden. “With the launch of F-Class, McLean Budden mutual funds can now be held by clients who work with their advisors on a fee-for-service basis. This offering builds on our Separately Managed Account solutions that are offered through leading full-service brokerage and investment firms.” • • • Kennedy Capital Management to run RBC’s U.S. Small Cap Pool (April 7, 2008) RBC Asset Management has appointed Kennedy Capital Management (KCM) as sub-advisor for the RBC Private U.S. Small Cap Equity Pool effective April 14, 2008. RBC says KCM was founded in 1980 with a focus on investing in small- to mid-cap securities on behalf of high-net-worth individuals. KCM currently manages approximately $4 billion US in assets across several small-cap and mid-cap equity strategies. • • • National Bank revamps mortgage product (April 7, 2008) National Bank has added two new features to its National Bank All-In-One mortgage line of credit — an integrated mortgage loan and the possibility of credit insurance coverage that includes life, disability and critical illness protection. The All-In-One is a line of credit that allows clients to integrate bank accounts, short-term savings and borrowings into a single solution. Clients can manage their projects independently in separate accounts that are linked to their All-In-One. National Bank clients can now integrate a mortgage loan into their All-In-One. In addition, to protect themselves against interest rate fluctuations, clients can set the rate (fixed or variable), in the form of a mortgage, for a portion of their All-In-One. Clients will also be able to access the repaid mortgage principal through their All-In-One. The credit insurance will offer a number of features including complete coverage for life, disability and critical illness. The premiums will be charged only on the balance used. There will be a possibility of insuring a lower amount than the authorized amount. (04/07/08) Staff The staff of Advisor.ca have been covering news for financial advisors since 1998. Save Stroke 1 Print Group 8 Share LI logo