UK - Schemes are hindering themselves by persisting with poorly performing fund managers for far too long, outgoing NAPF investment committee chairman Ken Ayers claims.
Speaking at the association’s annual investment conference yesterday (Wednesday), Ayers told delegates that the NAPF is to survey its membership on how long they retain fund managers and the effect...
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