“…Hugues Gillibert, chief executive officer of Fitz Partners, a specialist fee research firm, says that while creating a share class with a higher fee “is always feasible”, there are challenges with a carbon offset share class. The extra fee “would need to [vary] in line with the level of carbon offset required based on the […]
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ESG funds remain cheaper than non-ESG products, according to research by Fitz Partners. The number of ESG-labelled fund products in Europe grew by 89% last year, while the gap between ESG and non-ESG management fee averages has reduced to 2bps in the previous twelve months. view full article
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The difference in fees charged by environmental, social and governance funds in Europe and their conventional peers has narrowed over the past year, according to analysis by fund research company Fitz Partners. view full article
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Rising fee income from ESG funds was a bright spot in an otherwise bleak year for asset managers. Asset managers saw fee income from sustainable bond and equity funds multiply in 2022, with the former generating the largest revenue increase in percentage terms, and fee income swelling 384 percent to $215 million, according to a
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Sustainable bond funds saw the biggest revenue increase in percentage terms, jumping 384% last year to $215m, according to estimates exclusively provided to Financial News by Fitz Partners. Fitz Partners, which analysed the retail share classes of more than 3,500 European funds, excluding ETFs, found the steep rise in revenues coincided with a 343% jump in average
Exclusive data provided to Financial News by Fitz Partners, a firm which specialises in fund fee analysis, show the management fees generated by sustainable vehicles have surged over the past two years, coinciding with increased investor demand for environmental, social and governance products. view full article
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New research has debunked the idea that funds integrating environmental, social and governance factors charge higher average fees than their non-ESG peers. Sustainable funds have previously been criticised for charging higher fees to make up for declining revenues as investors move to lower-cost exchange traded funds. Several analyses reveal that there is no fee premium built
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