Columbia Threadneedle shutters CT Asia Pacific Equity fund

A spokesperson said the fall in assets had resulted in the fund being "too small" to allow it to be run efficiently and that the firm believes the closure is "in the best interests of shareholders". The fund currently holds £29.4m in assets.  "Columbia Threadneedle constantly reviews its range of funds and is committed to offering investors the best possible opportunities and value," they said. European equity portfolio manager Webster exits Columbia Threadneedle The original name of the fund, which launched in May 2000, was BMO Asia Pacific Equity, but it was changed to CT Asia Pa...