Adrian Boulding: Asset manager charges block pension cost clarity
There are 1,840 asset management firms with £8trn AUM
Adrian Boulding: "It’s argued that most asset managers would be happy with a sub-50 bit point annual charge."
The Work and Pensions Committee's renewed focus on value for money has put opaque asset management charges under the spotlight, writes Adrian Boulding
On 5 September the Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) held a highly-focused debate on the challenges of extracting increased charges transparency from asset management firms with a view to establishing...
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