ESMA: Fees erode 25% of retail investors' fund returns
Passive equity funds ‘consistently’ outperforming active counterparts
Fees charges for UCITs fund products are reducing investors' gross returns by 25% on average, new research from pan-European regulator ESMA has revealed.
ESMA's first Annual Statistical Report on the cost and performance of retail investment products across Europe is the latest regulatory intervention signalling greater pressure on asset managers to provide...
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