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Chase Fleming Asset Management Offers Online Dealing Service

Carla Johnson, InvestorsOffshore.com

15 March 2001

Chase Fleming Asset Management has launched an online dealing service for investors to manage their Save & Prosper unit trusts and Fleming OEICs over the Internet. At its new website, www.chasefleming.com, Chase Fleming states: 'Our comprehensive range of unit trusts and OEICs offers a wide choice of attractive investment opportunities covering the world's major stockmarkets and also specific sectors. You can invest in these funds tax-free through our ISA. Or, if you have already used up your ISA allowance, you can invest directly in them. You can, of course, also choose to have a combination of both.'

The service enables investors to choose from a wide range of funds. Chase Fleming says its Save & Prosper Premier Equity Growth Fund, which provides portfolios with a consistent growth component, is the only UK fund to have consistently out-performed the UK stock market every single year for seven consecutive calendar years between 1993 and 1999. It is now available with special discount offers until 5th April 200.

There is also the addition of the Fleming Income Generator Fund which invests in corporate bonds and Fleming's UK Dynamic Fund combine investment flexibility with risk control; according to Chase Fleming they provide 'an exciting and innovative opportunity for investors seeking a powerful UK performance-booster. Stocks are selected purely on capital growth potential alone - there is no room for sentiment and there are no passengers.'

An appealing element to Chase Fleming's new service is that investors can complete ISA applications for the Save & Prosper unit trust and Fleming OEIC ISAs online right up to the last minute of the deadline for the tax year 2000/2001 (5.30 pm on 5 April 2001) and Chase Fleming says its customers will be safe in the knowledge that they have secured their tax relief.

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