It has to be a win for all of the parties--the seller, the buyer and the clients themselves.”
Mark Penske, chairman of United Advisors. |
Summary: Choosing a buyer for your advisory practice should be a piece of cake. The number of buyers vastly outnumbers that of sellers, so you should simply sell to the highest bidder, right? In most cases, that would be a costly and irreversible blunder, because much of the value of the deal comes in back-end payments. Thus, advisors need to do the due diligence to be sure that a potential buyer can live up to his or her promises. Once an advisor sells a firm or practice, there are no “do-overs.” You have to get it right the first time, because your retirement nest egg is riding on it.
It has to be a win for all of the parties--the seller, the buyer and the clients themselves.”
Mark Penske, chairman of United Advisors. |
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