Making choices to suit

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Advisers tempted to outsource their clients' investment choices to the experts are then faced with a dilemma - the transparent, ready-to-wear multi-manager solution, or the bespoke, tailored discretionary manager solutioin? And might a third option be even more suitable? Cherry Reynard explains that in order to get the best fit for your clients, it may well pay to shop around

As global financial markets become more sophisticated, advisers are increasingly seeing the advantages of outsourcing investment selection to an expert. This frees up time to concentrate on the remainder of a client's financial planning needs, and it may produce stronger investment returns. But this leaves advisers with a dilemma: should they plump for the transparency of a multi-manager solution? Or, would their clients be better off with the personal touch of a discretionary manager? These outsourced solutions have come at the expense of traditional belt-and-braces stockbroking. The boo...

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