An analysis by the Financial Times reveals that institutional investors are increasingly facing criticism for their role in driving up costs across financial markets. The scrutiny follows concerns that their trading activities and investment strategies contribute to higher fees, reduced liquidity, and broader market inefficiencies. Critics argue that their scale and influence distort pricing mechanisms, particularly in assets like bonds and equities. The report examines how these trends may reshape investor behavior and regulatory expectations in the coming years.
FT analysis shows that institutional investors are being blamed for soaring costs
