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| | | ... forward by Frontier in mid 2009, proposes that fund managers receive a fixed fee to cover their costs and then performance fees for capturing alpha. Under the existing asset-based fee paradigm, fund managers earn the bulk of their fees based on the amount ... |
| | | | ... The firm's total revenue for the period was $129.2 million, also up 15 per cent on the prior year and includes performance fees of $8.2 million. BTIM had $35.4 billion in funds under management at the end of September, down 2 per cent from the prior ... |
| | | | ... The firm's total revenue for the period was $129.2 million, also up 15 per cent on the prior year and includes performance fees of $8.2 million. BTIM had $35.4 billion in funds under management at the end of September, down 2 per cent from the prior ... |
| | | | ... thanks to our compulsory superannuation system, the asset-based fee paradigm has been subject to attack, while performance fees have also been criticised because sometimes they don't prevent negative returns and underperformance over longer timeframes ... |
| | | | ... products will also be able to accept all types of super contributions. There will be new standards around paying performance fees to fund managers, and new duties that require fund providers to deliver "value for money" or be stripped of their license ... |
| | | | ... relative to its peers in the depth of its research. However, van Eyk questions the product's high management and performance fees, with its base fee of 2 per cent per year the highest in the review group. From a macro perspective, the report highlights ... |
| | | | ... outperforming managers are rare and will attract a price premium, the report found, in which case better designed performance fees may be the best option. Another problem in changing the status quo is that "managers may demand a higher initial fee to ... |
| | | | ... products will also be able to accept all types of super contributions, there will be new standards around paying performance fees to fund managers, and new duties that require fund providers to deliver "value for money" or be stripped of their licence ... |
| | | | ... move away from traditional fee models and staff incentives. Around 43 per cent expect to adopt low charges and performance fees while a lower 24 per cent expect to retain fixed percentage fees. This means the days when investors have to pay high fund ... |
| | | | ... and profitable and then sells its position. Hynd said the firm aims to achieve a 20 per cent return before its performance fees on a long-run basis, which can be between three and five years. The firm was established five years ago by a number of executives ... |
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