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Donny Hay: Some disallow any internal product recommendations but this isn't always a perfect solution
For defined benefit (DB) trustees, one common conflict of interest arises when investment advisers recommend their own investment products.
Whether the adviser is a fiduciary manager or an investment consultant, they stand to earn more in fees by recommending their own products. This creates an obvious conflict of interest - between th...
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