In the Citywire piece ‘Time-saving tactics: how fund selectors can avoid wasted work’ Roland Meerdter reveals how asset allocators can avoid wasted man hours on the hunt for top managers. This is part one of a two part series. To see part two: Meerdter: how to strike a balance between art & science in selection.
Roland Meerdter writes: “Professional fund investors are spending too much time gathering and organising basic due diligence information on funds and not enough on analysis and decision-making. The problem is that the job is becoming more demanding in all the wrong ways…”