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RIA headcount, AUM on the rise as more firms embrace robo model

Added on August 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: The RIA sector is enjoying brisk growth in both personnel and assets under management, but remains dominated by small businesses that cater to specialized sets of clients, including a growing number of firms that are rolling out interactive digital advice services.

Four tech tools for communicating with clients

Added on August 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Technology affects the way we communicate and build relations with our clients. Interacting with clients regularly and gaining their trust and loyalty are important.

Four tech tools for communicating with clients

Added on August 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Technology affects the way we communicate and build relations with our clients. Interacting with clients regularly and gaining their trust and loyalty are important.

RIAs and Their Assets Continue to Rise: IAA

Added on August 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: The number of registered investment advisors as well as the assets they manage continues to grow, with SEC-registered advisors jumping to 12,172 in 2017, a net increase of 2.7%, and their aggregate assets under management hitting a record high of $70.7 trillion, according to the Investment Adviser Association’s annual snapshot of the industry.

Why Advisors Need Financial Advisors

Added on July 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: I got a call the other day from an owner-advisor who wanted me to work with him. He told me a story about his mother (now deceased) who was a doctor and had selflessly helped many people during her life, including taking in foster children over the years. She’d had little concern for her own happiness, with one exception: She’d bought a beach house where she’d spend time whenever she could. But she’d had to sell it to make ends meet after her retirement.

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