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How Advisors Can Get Noticed in a Crowded Digital Arena

From On Wall Street
Added on October 2015 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: When clients need something, they do a search online or ask questions of their friends and family, sometimes in person, but more often than not online via email or Facebook or Twitter. Yet many advisors and firms lean on older techniques, such as direct mailings.

Making That New Hire Work Takes Patience and Planning

From Financial Advisor IQ
Added on October 2015 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: A financial-advice firm is only as good as its people — a fact that can add tremendous pressure to integrating a new hire into an existing team.With this in mind, we talked to a few advisors about their experiences looking for the right fit in a new employee. Their missteps and solutions offer strategies for how to build a capable team that supports growth and expansion.

RIA Firms Charge an Average Annual Client Advisory Fee of 1.03%

From Iris
Added on October 2015 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Earlier this year, we surveyed over 1,000 registered investment adviser (RIA) firms about their technology usage, service offerings, and portfolio management styles, and then coupled the results with several different firm performance metrics.

Succession Planning as the "Anti-Ending" strategy

From LinkedIN Pulse
Added on October 2015 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Last week, at Bob Veres' Insiders Forum in Phoenix, I attended a great presentation on succession planning by Pershing's Mark Tibergien and Gabe Garcia.  They addressed the reluctance many advisers have to plan for and execute a succession strategy because they view it as an "ending" of their leadership.

7 Ways Advisors Can Add Clients, Stay Relevant

From Think Advisor
Added on October 2015 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: At first glance, it looks like financial advisors have it made. Demand is growing for their services while the supply of advisors is falling due to retirement. The Bureau of Labor Statistics forecast a 27% increase in financial advisor jobs through 2022 — more than twice the growth of employment overall.

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