EUROPE - Almost three quarters of European fund managers fear the new Key Investor Information Document (KIID) will increase costs, research by KNEIP has found.
Some 70% of asset managers believe producing the document, which comes into effect under Ucits IV regulation next year, will cost more than the current simplified prospectus it is set to replace. ...
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