13 March 2012 17:20
Stephen van Eyk and prominent US academic Tobias Moskowitz have urged financial advisers to consider alternative investment strategies that reduce tail risk without necessarily diminishing returns.
The two both put forward their ideas to financial advisers and dealer group heads at an AQR University presentation on financial research.
construction, financial, portfolio, Van Eyk
Advice firms will need a 25 per cent increase in ongoing fees to sustain desirable shareholder returns, according to data and analysis from Peloton Partners. The findings come as the latest Adviser Ratings Landscape Report shows the average advice practice profit margin sits at 23.5 per cent.
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