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Private bankers admit their failings

New survey reveals that portfolios designed for clients take client-specific needs into account less often than market factors

Private bankers are failing to use their knowledge of client priorities to customise portfolios effectively, they themselves admit, according to new research from a leading business school.

A survey of 160 private bankers in Europe conducted by Edhec-Risk, part of French business school Edhec, revealed that when portfolios are designed for clients, private bankers take market factors into account more frequently than client requirements.

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