The debate over private equity fees shows little sign of abating, with First State Super’s chief investment officer, Richard Brandweiner, the latest high-ranking executive to weigh in.
The debate over private equity fees shows little sign of abating with First State Super’s chief investment officer, Richard Brandweiner , the latest high-ranking executive within the $1.8 trillion superannuation industry to advocate a reduction in the asset classes’ cost structure.
According to Mr Brandweiner, institutions will “increasingly opt for co-investments and direct investments with managers".
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