UK - Herd mentality by international investors is increasing market illiquidity and making it less cost effective for pension funds to switch managers, State Street claims.
The firm believes transition costs can often be high enough to negate any possible gain from making such a move. State Street global markets global head of research Avinash Persaud said: “Regulator...
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