UK - Active managers' higher fees for relatively low returns have led the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames pension fund to shift 50% of its portfolio to passive management.
After a long review the £350m (US$693m) fund opted to switch its allocation which could see existing manager Schroders losing part of their mandate. Malcolm Smith, senior accountant at the fund,...
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