Advisers want better transparency from investment managers - Liontrust
91% willing to pay more
Advisers want greater transparency from investment managers on fees and charges and are willing to pay more money for consistent performance, research carried out by Liontrust has found.
Some 43 of 100 advisers surveyed did not believe investment partners were transparent enough in relation to fees and charges. Of those questioned, 41 advisers felt they paid too much for the returns...
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