We have estimated the cost over time of poor, emotionally driven investor decisions to be about 3% per year for the average investor. This comprises both failing to invest at all, and, when that hurdle has been overcome, investing badly.
Read MoreRevisiting the problem of advisor inconsistency of investment advice in light of the FCA’s Thematic Review into Retirement Income.
Read MoreRevisiting the use of complex stochastic cashflow modelling in light of the FCA’s Thematic Review into Retirement Income.
Read MoreSince the publication of the FCA’s Thematic Review into Retirement Income, one topic has dominated our conversations with clients: do we need a dedicated Risk Tolerance assessment that focuses on decumulation?
Read MoreOxford Risk is proud to announce its inclusion on the sixth annual WealthTech100 list alongside global trendsetters and technical pioneers in the world of wealth and asset management.
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