Time to jump off the merry-go-round

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The constant search for the next-best fund, the cult of the star manager and the disproportionate use of performance as a way of selling funds have underpinned the UK asset management industry over the past 20 years. But as current market conditions highlight potential flaws in this approach, surely now is the ideal time to rethink the whole process. HSBC'S Andy Clark outlines his views on improving the adviser-asset manager relationship

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