The company has attached an F-class to its funds which can be used in adviser wrap programs and with fee-based advisers, the company said. It also added an O-class for institutional advisers as well as B-shares, giving advisers the option of a front- or back-end load, the company said.
The HSBC Group, which includes all of HSBCs subsidiaries in 78 countries, had US$692 billion in assets under management as of June 30, 2001.