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Fees and Expense Management Interview Series Part I: Understanding Fees and Expense Management

In part one of this three-part series, Victor Anderson chats to SmartStream's Bharat Malesha about the challenges facing capital markets firms when it comes to fees and expense management.

In this video clip, we discuss what we mean when referring to “fees and expense management” in the financial services industry, and typically what it entails.

We also address the following questions: 

  • Why is fees and expense management so important to capital markets firms to manage accurately and transparently?
  • Are there many “invisible” expenses incurred by capital markets firms, and if so, what are they?   
  • Is the area of fees and expense management well understood and managed by capital markets firms? If not, why is this?
  • What are the key challenges in this space?
  • Typically what technologies are available to capital markets firms to assist them when it comes to fees and expense management?
  • What aspects of fees and expense management do firms tend to underestimate in terms of complexity and can technology assist in this regard?

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