For adviser and client to determine value, not regulator - Kames' Martin Davis
Repercussions of growing short-termism
Martin Davis, CEO of Kames Capital, talks to Natalie Kenway about the repercussions of growing short-termism, his response to the FCA's Asset Management Market Study, and the group's move to become more integrated with other Aegon subsidiaries.
Kames Capital's chief executive officer Martin Davis warns the asset management industry faces many hurdles over the next few years, flagging widespread concerns such as rising regulatory costs and pricing...
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