The BNY Mellon Global Equity Income fund (USD C Inc Class) has a management fee of 1%, while its ongoing charge (OCF) is 1.14%.
The Deutsche Invest Top Dividend (NC Class) management fee is 2%, while its OCF is 2.29%.
Both share classes are available in Singapore, according to FE data.
Durmaz noted that the OCFs vary by share class and both funds have cheaper institutional share classes.
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