Private banks defend DPM internal bias
Wealth managers discuss the perceived conflicts of interest that can arise when using in-house capabilities versus external fund houses for discretionary portfolio management.

Private banks admit they have a bias to their own in-house investment capabilities when providing discretionary portfolio management (DPM) to clients, but say it is for good reason, despite concerns over potential conflicts in this area.
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