Percentage-based charging model under pressure, experts say
lang cat and Schroders speak about PROD
The advice industry could see a seismic shift in the way it charges clients as a result of recent regulatory requirements, moving away from purely percentage-based to fixed or hybrid models, industry experts say.
Speaking at a Schroders breakfast this morning, lang cat consulting director Mike Barrett noted the emphasis on fee structures was implicit in yesterday's Dear CEO letter, which would put pressure on advisers...
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