The power of bank distributors inflates mutual fund costs in Hong Kong and elsewhere in Asia, but regulators are getting tougher on transparency, according to a Morningstar report.

The power of bank distributors inflates mutual fund costs in Hong Kong and elsewhere in Asia, but regulators are getting tougher on transparency, according to a Morningstar report.
In a quick comparison of the most and least expensive mutual funds, FSA finds that on average the ones with high fees tend to underperform more often than those with low fees.
Agriculture is the most expensive equity sector for mutual fund investors, based on the average of annual fees charged by sector-focused funds available for sale in Hong Kong.
Some of the most expensive funds available to Hong Kong investors deliver less than stellar returns.
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