For private banks and their clients, there’s plenty to like about active advisory offerings. Active advisory promises to generate recurring income and to rationalise costly marketing activities, while clients enjoy a reduction in their overall trading expenses without giving up control. However, active advisory is not without its shortcomings, given the very real risk that private banks could compromise the…

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