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esma regular use contents main findings ucits analysis eu aggregate analysis analysis by management type funds by domicile ucits esg analysis equity ucits analysis analysis by esg rating srps analysis ...

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                                                                                                  ESMA REGULAR USE
                Contents
          •   Main findings
          •   UCITS analysis
                – EU aggregate analysis
                – Analysis by management type
                – Funds by domicile
          •   UCITS ESG analysis
                – Equity UCITS analysis
                – Analysis by ESG rating
          •   SRPs analysis from PRIIPs
                – Performance scenario analysis
                – Costs analysis
          •   Retail AIFs
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                                                                                                  ESMA REGULAR USE
                 Main findings
                 Retail clients continue to pay high costs for investment 
      •   UCITS funds
            – Costs only marginally declined over time 
            – Retail clients paid around 40% more than institutional investors 
            – Active net underperformance compared to passive 
            – Outperformance of ESG funds mostly driven by sectoral factors 
      •   Structural Retail Products
            – Total  costs  attributable  to  entry  costs  and  varied  substantially  by 
               country and payoff type 
            – Limited  transparency  and  comparability  across  Member  States. 
               Heterogeneity and data availability issues persisted
      •   Retail AIFs
            – Returns  in  2019  higher  than  2018  reflecting  strong  valuation  of 
               underlying assets
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                 Investment funds - UCITS, EU aggregate analysis 
                 Significant cost impact
                                                      •    Costs
                                                            – Limited variability in costs
                                                            – Cost impact is higher the lower is 
                                                                the  performance:  highest  cost 
                                                                impact in 2016 and 2018 leading 
                                                                to negative net performance
                                                      •    Performance
                                                            – Strong          variations        in     annual 
                                                                performance  reflecting                market 
                                                                developments
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                                                                                                  ESMA REGULAR USE
                 Investment funds - UCITS, analysis by management type
                 Net underperformance of active funds
                                                      •    Equity funds:
                                                            – Gross outperformance of passive and 
                                                                ETFs fades away at long horizons
                                                            – However, costs significantly higher for 
                                                                active  compared  to  passive  and 
                                                                ETFs…
                                                            – …so,  underperformance  of  active 
                                                                UCITS, on average
                                                      •    Top performing funds:
                                                            – Outperformance of the top-25% active 
                                                                compared  to  the  top-25%  passive  at 
                                                                shorter horizons 
                                                            – The cohort changes over time making 
                                                                it   complicated         for    investors       to 
                                                                consistently       identify     outperforming 
                                                                UCITS 
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                 Investment funds - UCITS, funds by domicile
                 Fund- and investor-domicile analysis
       •   Strong decline in heterogeneity moving from fund- to investor-domicile 
           perspective
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...Esma regular use contents main findings ucits analysis eu aggregate by management type funds domicile esg equity rating srps from priips performance scenario costs retail aifs clients continue to pay high for investment only marginally declined over time paid around more than institutional investors active net underperformance compared passive outperformance of mostly driven sectoral factors structural products total attributable entry and varied substantially country payoff limited transparency comparability across member states heterogeneity data availability issues persisted returns in higher reflecting strong valuation underlying assets significant cost impact variability is the lower highest leading negative variations annual market developments gross etfs fades away at long horizons however significantly so on average top performing shorter cohort changes making it complicated consistently identify outperforming fund investor decline moving perspective...

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