Asset managers 'underpaying' for research could see access cut following MiFID II

Daniel Flynn
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A number of asset managers could lose access to investment research following the implementation of MiFID II, as their current payments to research providers are likely to be insufficient under the directive, according to Chris Turnbull, co-founder of research platform ERIC.

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