Pension funds must move beyond traditional metrics used to select asset managers and allocation strategies to incorporate implicit costs when transitioning managers, BNY Mellon Asset Management says.
Using the usual checklist to measure the financial success of moving managers known as the “implementation shortfall” should include hidden costs such as the market impact of trades and price move...
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