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MiFID II: Seven key implications for asset and wealth managers

5 Jun 15

EY’s seven ways MiFID II will affect asset and wealth managers

1) Product manufacturer and distribution obligations
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1) Product manufacturer and distribution obligations

Under MiFID II,firms, who create, develop, issue and/or design investment products must:

  • Identify potential conflicts in relation to the product;
  • Ensure Compliance function reviews and monitor requirements in relation to the product;
  • Identify target markets at a “sufficiently granular” level;
  • Perform scenario analysis;
  • Consider the appropriateness of charging structures; and
  • Determine the complexity of the product;

Additionally, distributors of products must:

  • Obtain all product information from the manufacturer;
  • Provide suitability statements to investors ahead of investment;
  • Have suitable governance arrangements around which products to offer; and
  • Provide manufacturers with sales information for the purpose of lifecycle reviews.

Tags: EY | Mifid

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