Unpalatably high fund management fees which are often cited as a barrier to private market investing are starting to fall but research reveals complex charging structures and poor transparency may prevent investors from capitalising on compression.
As regulators consider opening private markets to a broader investor audience – including retail – the thorny issue of fees has started to resurface, with research suggesting institutions are overpaying for their illiquid allocations.
IG Prime reports that 64 per cent are looking to change fees to steal a march on competitors while16 per cent say they are under pressure from clients to change fees.
WisdomTree has announced it has waived 10bps of fees for the WisdomTree Physical Bitcoin ETP (BTCW), effective from 26 March to and including 31 December 2025.
Bfinance has released its latest report, “Investment Management Fees: Fairness Revisited,” with a comprehensive analysis of current trends and challenges in investment management fees and costs across various asset classes.
Saxo has announced pricing changes across many of its key markets, with a global roll out planned for the coming months.
