Mifid II

MEP pours cold water on proposal to ban inducements – Ignites Europe

“…Last week members of the European Parliament’s economic and monetary affairs committee proposed an outright ban for investment firms to “solicit or accept” any remuneration, payment or benefit for providing a service to a “retail” client, except if directed by the client itself or on their behalf.” view full article

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Esma rejects EU-wide ban on inducements – Ignites Europe

Policymakers had been considering whether inducements for the provision of retail investment products should be banned across the EU, as they already are in the Netherlands and the UK. However, Esma has concluded that a complete ban on inducements could backfire as the distribution market in many EU member states is dominated by banks. view full article

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Mifid II pushes fund managers to reduce turnover – Ignites Europe

Equity fund managers are not trading stocks as much as they used to following the introduction of new rules that force firms to disclose transaction costs to investors. The new Mifid II rules, as well as pressure from passives, have resulted in a change of behaviour from asset managers, experts say. The proportion of funds

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AllianzGI explores discounts for loyal fund investors – Ignites Europe

Allianz Global Investors is weighing the merits of offering loyalty discounts to fund investors as asset managers adopt increasingly innovative fee structures in a competitive marketplace. Loyalty discounts are not understood to be currently used by any European funds and setting them up would face significant challenges, experts say. view full article

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Mifid II: How it affects your investments – Financial Times

… This will “challenge the perception of some fund products being always better value”, says Hugues Gilbert, chief executive of Fitz Partners, pointing to higher hidden trading costs in illiquid markets. Analysis by the consultancy showed that the average ongoing charges of an equity fund would increase by … view full article

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