From Wall Street Journal
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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.
From Financial Advisor IQ
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Summary: Far too many financial advisors and accountants see each other as neighbors who visit every once in a while, when they should see the professions as siblings who take care of each other. Advisors plan for the client’s future, while accountants consult on the client’s past. Not only must these distinct fields work together for the client’s best interests, but doing so can also make both practices more profitable.
From IRIS
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Summary: Merge your technology plan with your business plan – Many firms develop a plan or ideas to add value to their current business model, and then think about technology later in the process. Define upfront how technology should be used to support your ideas.
From InvestmentNews
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Summary: Data aggregation is currently one of the hottest topics in the financial services industry. As technology evolves and robo-advisers attempt to snatch clients, advisory firms are seeking new ways to stay competitive.
From Think Advisor
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Summary: When asked about their most valuable asset, advisory firm leaders typically laud their organization's people. Certainly this messaging connects with the market, but are you sure this professed priority aligns with the realities of your firm? Do your own people see the image you portray?
