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Verbal agreement became a succession plan

From InvestmentNews
Added on August 2019 in Plan for the Future
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Summary: Sometimes a verbal agreement is all you need to get a succession plan rolling.That was the case in August 2008, when John Middleton walked away from a job as an institutional portfolio manager at Invesco to become a financial adviser at a $41 million RIA whose owner, Jim Chesterton, was 67 years old.

Three LinkedIn Sales Navigator Tips for Financial Advisors

From wm.com
Added on August 2019 in Manage Your Practice
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Summary: Have you been on LinkedIn lately? It’s much more vibrant than it was a few years ago. People are logging in more frequently, posting better content and engaging more meaningfully. If LinkedIn once felt stagnant compared with Facebook and Instagram, it’s a different animal now.

3 Hot Trends in RIA Technology

From ThinkAdvisor
Added on August 2019 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: The right technology can make a big difference for an RIA practice — allowing financial advisors to compete with large wirehouses and address increasingly complex client needs. According to a recent study commissioned by Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT), 95% of respondents believe it’s important that advisors are both technologically savvy and use updated technology-based tools in their practices.

My Story 8/20/19: Experienced and Versatile CFP® (Profile 810469)

From RIA Match
Added on August 2019 in M&A Issues
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Summary: Self-motivated, success-driven and passionate about the Fiduciary Duty and the financial planning industry. Honesty, transparency and integrity are paramount. CFP® practitioner, experienced and versatile.

 

What RIAs should learn from Uber and Lyft

From InvestmentNews
Added on August 2019 in Form an RIA
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Summary: A recent New York Times article called Uber and Lyft two of "the largest and most anticipated … companies to have gone public this year," but in the same breath declared that "they were also the biggest flops," as "both were racking up huge losses with no clear path to profitability."

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