Pressure is mounting on asset manager Neil Woodford to waive the charges levied by his suspended equity income fund.
His big supporter, Hargreaves Lansdown, has already given up the administration fees it charges to clients who invested in the fund.
Pressure is mounting on asset manager Neil Woodford to waive the charges levied by his suspended equity income fund.
His big supporter, Hargreaves Lansdown, has already given up the administration fees it charges to clients who invested in the fund.
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