Chip Wilson's no-prenup divorce puts business continuity in focus as advisors share how to raise postnups with founder clients.

Chip Wilson's no-prenup divorce puts business continuity in focus as advisors share how to raise postnups with founder clients.

Making better use of technology to reach more clients or create more meaningful engagement with them is the top concern of nearly half of U.S. advisors, and 56% view artificial intelligence as an opportunity for their practice.

You’ve built a thriving practice. Your successor is sitting 10 feet away, ready to take the reins. But when they ask how they’ll actually buy you out, do you have a real answer … or just vague promises about “working something out”?

What qualities do you admire in great leaders? What qualities make someone difficult to follow? What matters most to you, not just professionally but personally? What are your values, and what do those values actually look like in the way you work? What kind of leader do you want to be?

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a significant strategic investment across wealth management. As its deployment evolves from experimentation into day-to-day operations, firms are increasingly expected to demonstrate the business value of those investments.