Asset managers have been pretty good at designing solutions to take clients' money and accumulate wealth, writes David Boyle, but now they need to innovate and provide solutions for decumulation
To be clear from the outset, I am using the dictionary definition of the word ‘outsourcing' - in this case, where advisers are using a third party to do what they used to do, or by their permissions could do. What this means in practice here is multi-asset funds or discretionary management. In recent years, a proliferation of discretionary managed portfolio services (MPSs) have been offered to the retail market, but how do they stack up against their multi-asset fund counterparts? Perhaps a good starting point is to take a look at where advisers are currently placing their investment bus...
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