Should trustees fire managers for not disclosing transaction costs?
With trustee boards required to manage costs effectively, should they consider removing fund managers who don't provide data on transaction charges? James Phillips reports.
At a glance Sacking managers can be costly and bad for schemes Trustees need to require transparency from managers in the tender process Cost transparency is an increasingly hot topic within...
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