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Things To Consider When Launching a Fund

From WealthManagement.com
Added on October 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary:If you’re a registered investment advisor with a unique investment approach or a new twist on an old one, you’ve probably considered turning that idea into a mutual fund or an exchange traded fund. But a great investment idea by itself is no more sufficient for launching a fund than a great recipe is for opening a restaurant. No matter how strong your investment thesis, there’s a lot more that goes into starting a fund.

Competing in Envestnet's growing shadow

From Financial Planning
Added on October 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: So when Envestnet let out it was acquiring FolioDynamix, Benskin stopped to ponder what it would mean for his offering. He didn’t get much time to worry ― his phone soon began ringing non-stop with calls from prospective clients.

Data breaches ratchet up risks for financial advisory firms

From InvestmentNews
Added on October 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Financial advisory​ firms of all kinds have received fair warning that they must strengthen their data security and client identity protocols.

How to make the most out of posting thought leadership content

From Financial Planning
Added on October 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Advisors should not only post thought leadership content on their websites to position themselves as experts, they should also analyze the results to improve their return on investment.

Move from Performance-Driven to Client-Engaging Discussions

From Barron's Advisor Center
Added on October 2017 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Too many client meetings end up focusing narrowly on performance, often with clients steering the discussion in the wrong direction. The result is usually an outcome that doesn’t serve the client or the advisor well.

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