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Submitted by John Jardim on Thu, 10/18/2018 - 14:12

Interesting article, but I would argue most who work in the industry would challenge the findings of this study and it would be very useful for you to go into some detail as to what you mean by investment fees and the data to support the findings. It bears no correlation of the fee compression the funds management industry has seen over the last 10 years so the question has to be asked... what data are you basing these findings as the headline is hugely misleading !

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