The proposed European Union directive to regulate alternative asset managers could cost investors some €5bn (£4.6bn), a report commissioned by the Financial Services Authorities reveals.
The report - conducted by US-based Charles River Associates - found the directive could lead pension funds to lose out on 25 basis points in returns if certain managers are prohibited from operatin...
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