The controversial directive passed a major hurdle towards coming to fruition last month, but despite being watered down, industry experts predict implementing the new rules will continue to be costly, as David Walker reports
The EU’s plans to regulate alternative managers will both hike costs and hit returns for pension funds that invest with them, even though there has been a watering down of the more contentious...
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