Lindsell Train: Regulatory burden means hiring extra staff for 'no benefit and considerable extra cost'

Potential for further hires

Laura Dew
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Lindsell Train has warned it may need to add to its compliance team in order to cope with the "burden" imposed on the firm by greater regulation including MiFID II, but added it expects research costs paid by the firm to be lower than other asset managers.

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