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How top RIAs transition from business owner to business manager

Added on January 2014 in Form an RIA
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Summary: The growth of the RIA channel can be attributed primarily to the entrepreneurial spirit of financial advisers who decided they wanted to take on the risk/reward scenario of being a business owner in addition to becoming a financial adviser. Many advisers find the RIA model attractive, given the fiduciary construct, the ability to have control, the client experience and the fee-based orientation of the channel.

Does a Brand-New Advisor Need an Office?

Added on January 2014 in Form an RIA
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Summary: For a financial planner launching an independent practice, paying for professional office space can feel almost wasteful. so, Does a brand-new advisor need an office? Nerd’s Eye View says the answer depends on what kind of clientele you aim to attract.

How to avoid a messy breakup with your business partners

Added on November 2013 in Form an RIA
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Summary: Some of the world’s most successful businesses were built by partnerships. (Think of Hewlett and Packard, Jobs and Wozniak, Lazaridis and Balsillie). But not every partnership works out (see Jobs and Sculley, Zuckerberg and Saverin, Lucy and Desi). Here are some expert tips tips for entrepreneur partnerships.

Going From Practitioner to Business Owner

Added on November 2013 in Form an RIA
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Summary: Advisors who run their own firms need to stop thinking of themselves as practitioners who happen to be business owners and start seeing themselves as business owners who happen to be practitioners, says a new white paper from the SEI Advisor Network. The paper touts “independence, integration and intelligence” as steps to greatness.

Client Segmentation Saves Time and Money

Added on November 2013 in Form an RIA
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Summary: Though some financial advisors seem to fear that segmenting their client bases means turning people into numbers or relegating otherwise valued customers to inferior-service quadrants, AccountingWeb says it’s in fact a way to increase efficiency and enhance client service.

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