Asset manager margins hit by 17% advisory fee jump
Rise over last three years
Research by Fitz Partners has found average investment advisory fees have increased 17% over the past three years, eating into asset managers' margins.
According to the Investment Advisory Fee Benchmarking report average investment advisory fees, which cover asset allocation and stock selection, are 41bps. This is up from 35bps three years ago. Meanwhile,...
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