Rise of investment advisory firms in Korea causes concern

Sep 27, 2010

A sharp rise in the number of new investment advisory companies in Korea is causing some to worry that the increased competition will harm the industry.

A startling rise in the number of investment advisory firms setting up shop in Korea this year has heightened concerns that growing competition could be detrimental to the nation’s asset management industry.

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