Fee cuts leading more HNWIs to buy funds: Credit Suisse

Fund Selectors

Indira Vergis

Dec 10, 2017

Tan Wei Mei, head of portfolio solutions for Credit Suisse Private Banking in Asia Pacific, says lower fees are leading more wealthy clients to consider funds as an investment.

Taking a cut: reductions in investment fees could lead more wealthy individuals to consider funds.

Tan Wei Mei leads the portfolio solutions team at Credit Suisse Private Banking Asia Pacific, which focuses on acquiring and retaining discretionary and advisory mandates. Tan helps the...

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