Why your firm needs a clear investment philosphy

OUTSOURCING

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Having a robust investment philosophy makes outsourcing decisions much more straightforward. Fidelity's John Clougherty takes a look at what to consider.

Following the financial crisis, the industry has been swept up by the turbulent winds of regulatory change and the regulator, understandably, is now more focused on risk and suitability than ever before. Clients have also, naturally, become even more aware of risk. So many individuals think about the harmful or dangerous effects it has rather than how it may present an opportunity for a positive outcome. As a result, advisers, along with having to juggle the ongoing regulatory challenges, are faced with having to deliver a service that addresses these heightened concerns among clients...

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