MinuteMaster on The Rising Cost of Meeting Inefficiency in Asset Management

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At the TSAM London event, the industry focus shifted toward a growing operational burden: the sheer volume and declining quality of corporate meetings. Jonathan Ferrara, Partner at MinuteMaster, joined the discussion to address how asset managers are struggling with an explosion of meetings required for both internal and regulatory purposes. As firms spend significant capital on arranging, holding, and documenting these sessions, many are finding that the actual benefits are failing to keep pace with the rising costs.

Ferrara highlighted that without a fundamental change in how meetings are structured, held, and documented, the problem will only continue to proliferate. Currently, asset managers face immense pressure regarding the speed and quality of meeting packs, minutes, and action item tracking. MinuteMaster is solving this by introducing end-to-end consistency that ensures no action item is ever lost and that individual styles do not compromise the professional standard of the output.

Beyond quality, the move toward specialized meeting management systems brings a necessary level of security and auditability to the sector. By keeping all documentation and packs within a secure system rather than relying on email, firms can ensure total data integrity. This becomes critical when regulators require historical data; rather than scrabbling for lost files or videos, everything is immediately available on tap. Most importantly for the cost-conscious manager, these automated workflows are reportedly saving clients between 75% and 90% of the time typically required to manage meetings, leading to a future of cheaper, higher quality, and fully secure operations.

Key Highlights from Jonathan Ferrara:

  • The Meeting Explosion: Ferrara discusses why the increasing number of regulatory and internal meetings is becoming a primary operational drain for asset managers.

  • Consistency and Quality: How moving away from individual documentation styles ensures that no action item is ever lost and the quality of meeting packs remains consistently high.

  • Regulatory Security: The importance of centralized systems that provide instant access to meeting records and data lineage for regulatory audits.

  • Significant Efficiency Gains: A look at how specialized systems are reducing the time spent on meeting documentation by up to 90%, drastically lowering operational costs.

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