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Summary: A growing number of businesses are starting to focus on robo-advisers, who provide a simple process to typically match personal goals to a low cost portfolio. Whether you think they are good or bad, there’s probably little protection from their impact. In fact, wherever you sit in the financial service supply chain, a robo will probably be “visiting” you, your clients and prospects soon.
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Summary: Newly hired advisers can slowly climb the ranks at their firms by taking advantage of white-labeled robo-advisers.By using these online investment platforms, new advisers put themselves in front of a client base their bosses and older colleagues may not have, said Neesha Hathi, vice president of Advisor Services Technology Solutions at Schwab & Co.
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Summary:Advisers who use social media say that they see a good chance of attracting new clients via their presence on various digital platforms, studies have shown.
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Summary: Profiting from partnerships with wirehouses, boutique health care consultants are now seeking to expand their services into the independent advisor space.
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Summary: More advisers are using social media and winning business because of it. An annual survey from Putnam Investments found that 81% of financial advisers use social media for business, up from 75% last year. The share of advisers acquiring clients through social media jumped to 79% from 66% in 2014, the survey says.
