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Großbritannien: Über die Offenlegung von Investmentmanagement-Kosten

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Es gibt keinen guten Grund, warum letztendlich nicht alle Kosten für die Vermögensverwaltung, sowohl die sichtbaren als auch die versteckten, vollumfänglich offengelegt werden können. Sie sind immerhin die wahren Kosten, die vom Investor getragen werden. Außerdem haben jüngste Studien gezeigt, dass versteckte Kosten zumindest genauso hoch sind wie die sichtbaren, wenn nicht noch viel höher. Volle Transparenz könnte stufenweise eingeführt werden.

Dieser Artikel wurde von Barbara Ottawa aus dem Englischen übersetzt und teilweise auf einen neueren Stand gebracht. Originaltext: Discussion Paper PI-140: On the Disclosure of the Costs of Investment Management, David Blake, May 2014, ISSN 1367-580X, http://www.pensions-institute.org/

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Blake, D. (2017). Großbritannien: Über die Offenlegung von Investmentmanagement-Kosten. In: Rieken, U., Braunberger, V., Dräger, O. (eds) Kostentransparenz im institutionellen Asset Management. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-12832-6_13

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