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Fund groups should be wary of using performance fees within their products to incentivise managers, Jupiter's vice chairman has warned.

Neil Woodford has criticised his own industry for charging customers too much and paying managers too high a price for tracker-style performance, in an interview with the BBC.

Skagen is set to offer the largest institutional investors discounted shares on its Kon-Tiki and Global funds.

Vanguard is to cut charges on 25 UK and Irish-domiciled funds, including its LifeStrategy range, as it responds to recent price cuts from other providers in the tracker space.

Dilution levies are becoming increasingly popular among fund groups, but are they a hindrance to investing or a necessary feature to protect against short-term trading?

The Investment Management Association is to launch a consultation into how fund groups disclose portfolio turnover rates as early as next month.

Nearly half of advisers already have the majority of their recurring revenue coming from fees, according to a FundsNetwork survey, less than two years to go until the April 2016 deadline where all on-platform assets need to be moved to clean share classes...

The FCA will again shine the spotlight on the investment industry this year: here Investment Week highlights the key issues flagged by the regulator in today's Risk Outlook 2014.

Whitechurch Securities has introduced a raft of lower prices for advisers who put clients with larger portfolios into its multi-asset investment management service.

Could the intense price war among D2C platform providers spill over into the advised space? Henry Brennan finds out what it could mean for long-term sustainability.