Greater client segmentation could widen advice gap, warns Schroders
More advisers asking small clients to leave
Continued client segmentation twinned with a decrease in average investable assets could result in the advice gap widening, according to Schroders research.
The investment manager's annual adviser survey showed half (51%) of the 250 respondents already segmented their clients based on size or revenue. This was up from just less than half last year. A fifth...
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