Costs driving funds to diversify distribution
From private banking to direct sales, distributors are looking for ways to diversify as compliance rules undermine the profitability of the mass retail segment.
The lock that consumer banks have on selling mutual funds at the wholesale level in Asia is diffusing as firms turn either to more private banking arrangements or opt to sell directly to retail investors.
A panel of retail bank distributors and fund managers at AsianInvestor’s Art of Asset Management conference say a leading cause of diversifying business away from traditional wholesale arrangements is the cost of compliance.
Rising costs of regulation can’t be easily passed on …
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