Investment advisory costs rise 17% in three years
Asset management has become less profitable as investment advisory costs rise while management fees fall, according to a new report from fund research body Fitz Partners. According to the ‘Investment Advisory Fee Benchmarking Report’, the average advisory fee, which covers services such as asset allocation and stock selection, has risen 17% over the last three years, from 35bps to 41bps.…
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