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A Team Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Members

From Financial Advisor IQ
Added on July 2014 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Top financial advisors overwhelmingly prefer to work in teams. Of the recently published FT 300 ranking of elite RIAs, 89% are in teams. And among FT 400 advisors — those employed by a large broker-dealer — nearly 86% belong to a team.

Tapping Advisor Technology Thought Leaders: Michael Kitces, Part 1

From SEI Advisor Network
Added on July 2014 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: My job gets me out of the office on a regular basis, visiting strategic partners and attending conferences. One of the things I love is meeting the people in our industry. Advisors on the whole are entrepreneurs and as such, have to have big personalities and the drive to survive. Therefore, those who service and advise them have to be the same. In today’s blog post, I have a discussion with a man who clearly fits this description: Michael Kitces.

Boston Private Scoops Up Banyan Partners in $60M Deal

From wealthmanagement.com
Added on July 2014 in M&A Issues
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Summary: Boston Private Bank, a subsidiary of Boston Private Financial Holdings, on Wednesday acquired Florida-based Banyan Partners in a $60 million cash and stock deal.Wednesday’s deal adds more than $25 million of annual fee-based revenue and the combined operation will have approximately $9 billion in client assets under management and advisement, making it one of the largest wealth management companies in the U.S., according to Clayton G. Deutsch, CEO and President of BPFH.

YOUR PRACTICE-Long weekends no longer lure job-hopping financial advisers

From Reuters
Added on July 2014 in Form an RIA
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Summary: Headhunters and industry specialists say fewer advisers move on holiday weekends now, in part because a 2004 protocol prevents firms from seeking temporary restraining orders, and also because brokers and firms don't want to interrupt clients while they are enjoying those long breaks..

The future of running a financial advisory practice

From InvestmentNews
Added on July 2014 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: For the second of a series of special reports on the Crossroads the financial advice business is facing, InvestmentNews asked the industry's top practice management experts one question: How will running a financial advisory practice be different in five to 10 years?

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