GLOBAL - The market concentration of dominant pension funds, combined with the "myopic" activities of delegated portfolio managers fuels the risk of herding behaviour, the European Central Bank (ECB) has claimed.
The fewer the portfolio managers, the easier it may be for them to anticipate other managers’ expectations, including central bank short-term behaviour, rather than looking at fundamentals, ECB boa...
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