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CSH2: taxation and performance
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MiserlyMartin said:A message on Freetrade today informs us that the merger will happen on the 10th of March and you will get 1 share of the new for the old. They then come out with generic blurb about what happens when funds merge etc. But nothing specific to this one. Ie, will the new one be offered on the platform??, they do not make that clear, instead keep on about what happens when some funds are not and it is sold into cash. It's frustrating that they don't make their comms relevant to your fund. The new one will be listed on the LSE from what I read elsewhere, so I presume that FT will be trading that. But we shouldn't have to guess or presume, they should properly tell us0
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This notice about the merger has been issued https://www.amundietf.co.uk/pdfDocuments/download/f1757d8b-dcb7-4fa2-a589-b66cfc251412/NoticeToShareholders_LU1190417599_GBR_ENG_20250130.pdfWould some kind person who is used to these documents care to pick out the key points? One thing that jumped out at me: it states the Lyxor fund is actively managed while the Amundi fund is passively managed. What impact might that have on performance?0
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aroominyork said:One thing that jumped out at me: it states the Lyxor fund is actively managed while the Amundi fund is passively managed. What impact might that have on performance?Perhaps it is time to revisit the previous discussion on this: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81273169/#Comment_81273169Particularly the link describing what a synthetic ETF is.To test your understanding, what impact does the performance of the current holdings as listed on the fund factsheet have on performance? (clue: begins with N)1
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Um, yup... my memory is getting even worse with age. Thank you and goodnight.0
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There is no ERI return shown for the April 2025 CSH2 distribution date (and this site shows Nil ERI returns). Anyone know why? The ISIN was unchanged after the fund merger in March.
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aroominyork said:There is no ERI return shown for the April 2025 CSH2 distribution date (and this site shows Nil ERI returns). Anyone know why? The ISIN was unchanged after the fund merger in March.
Amundi only seems to publish their CSH2 ERI figures around September every year. That is almost a year after the reporting period in question, and well past the 6 months mandated by the legislation, but that's the way Amundi seems to roll unfortunately.
If CSH2 wasn't such an unique offering (the only SONIA MMF accumulating ETF I know of) I'd not be using Amundi...
At least it's still in time for Self Assessment. It's just annoying for CGT planning not knowing what the gains/losses might be.1
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