
A booming USD 4.9trn branch of the US asset management industry is funneling investor cash into funds that are pricier and worse-performing than alternatives, new research claims.
So-called model portfolios -- off-the-shelf investment strategies often comprising bundles of ETFs -- are ridden with conflicts of interest that undermine one of the hottest and most opaque businesses on Wall Street, a trio of academics argues.
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