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73% of Advisors Don't Have a Written Succession Plan: FPA

From ThinkAdvisor
Added on April 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary:  Like the cobbler whose children have no shoes, many financial planners have not planned for their own retirement. A new study released by the Financial Planning Association in partnership with Janus Henderson reveals that 73% of financial advisors don’t have a written succession plan, including 60% of those within five years of retirement.

Advisers still have a really big succession problem

From InvestmentNews
Added on April 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Financial advisers continue to find succession planning difficult, with 73% not having a written plan in place, according to a new study by the Financial Planning Association and Janus Henderson Investors.

Think You Know the Key to an Outstanding Team? Chances are You're Wrong

From Advisor Perspectives
Added on April 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Recently I’ve asked top-performing advisors this simple question: To build a high-performance team, which of these three factors is the most important.

No succession plan? Why smaller firms are at risk

From Financial Planning
Added on April 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: While all advisory firms have to come to grips with succession planning, smaller RIAs are especially vulnerable to taking a big financial hit if they don't have a strategy in place for the loss of a principal.

How to tackle the millennial recruiting problem

From OnWallStreet
Added on April 2018 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Two-thirds of executives in the wealth management, asset management and fintech industries continue to "lack a fundamental understanding of how to attract the next generation of employees," according to an annual survey of top executives by Kathy Freeman Company, a California-based executive search firm.

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