Trustees lack understanding of implicit costs
Research suggests trustees have a good understanding of basic charges but are less certain on other costs. Michael Klimes looks at the findings
There is a narrative in some quarters of the industry that trustees do not know enough about costs and fees when it comes to fund management. However research conducted by Aon Hewitt in partnership with...
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