Firms face 'grey areas' as value for money rules come into force

Asset managers required to publish annual value statements

Mike Sheen
clock • 2 min read

New requirements introduced on 30 September forcing asset managers to publish annual reports on the value for money offered by their fund products are overly vague and leave open too many compliance "grey areas", according to regulatory experts.

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