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Corporate governance key to asset managers rebuilding trust

5 Oct 16

Rebuildng trust between asset managers and customers still has some way to go but a stronger effort by the industry in using its clout to improve corporate governance will help, says Neil Carter of Jupiter Asset Management.

Carter, who is head of global financial institutions strategy & coordination at Jupiter, believes that, through corporate governance, asset managers can show off the added value they can deliver to investors by making sure companies they have invested in behave correctly.

More effort on this front will make customers more comfortable when it comes to making invest,ment decisions, he says.

Fund managers also need to make greater efforts in communicating with clients, making more use of things like social media, he says, and not just concentrating on past performance.

 

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