Saxon Funds Management Ltd. will begin offering F class units for the growing fee-based advisor channel, the firm announced today.
“The expansion of Saxon into the fee-based advisor channel will provide investors with another option to include the proven Saxon value management style in their portfolios,” the company said in a release.
The firm plans to make the F class units available for sale to advisors in June.
Saxon offers nine mutual funds, with $1.8 billion in assets.
The roughly $5-billion deal is set to close Feb. 3
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