PA ANALYSIS: Are performance fees a fair deal?
Performance fees are often seen as a necessary evil. But the unambitious hurdle rates most funds employ mean fund managers also get rewarded for underwhelming performance. Is that fair?
Performance fees are often seen as a necessary evil. But the unambitious hurdle rates most funds employ mean fund managers also get rewarded for underwhelming performance. Is that fair?
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Has the FCA asset management review missed a trick by not expanding its demands for transparency to wealth management?
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There are no particularly nasty surprises in this week’s FCA fee policy statement though it has confirmed above inflation fee rises with bills due to arrive on doormats later this month.
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BMO GAM’s Gary Potter has hit back at the “brainwashed” fund industry’s attitude to costs after two of his F&C multi-manager funds were downgraded by Morningstar.
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The average fee paid by pension fund clients has risen sharply in the last decade as the funds have focused on more expensive investments, according to a report.
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When the FCA published terms of reference for its Market Study of Asset Management in 2015, wealth managers breathed a collective sigh of relief.
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The FCA has proposed a 4.7% hike in fees for advisers and brokers as part of its 2017/18 business plan.
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Rising markets have created a fund manager fee bonanza even though they have cut their headline costs, a scathing report has today claimed.
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It is perhaps no accident that the business sectors that command the highest profit margins tend also to be the most well acquainted with controversy.
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Asset managers have fired a major shot in their battle to win over sceptical politicians, regulators and clients with the launch of a public consultation on a new costs and charges disclosure scheme.
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Getting value for money is the topic dominating the funds industry today, but on two different fronts.
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The FCA’s Asset Management Market Survey is akin to a “hangover” for fund groups who will “have to bear the sharp end” of the pressures on fees, according to Nucleus CEO David Ferguson.
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