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The best books for financial advisors

Added on May 2021 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: We asked industry leaders and wealth management executives what books they would recommend about business, finance or economics. Some told us that they would suggest reading books on innovation or even life hacks, because they're useful for practice management (and managing the rest of your life.

7 Predictions for Advisors & Firms in 2021

Added on December 2020 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: From Wall Street to Main Street, broker-dealers, RIAs and financial advisors deserve a lot of credit for responding so nimbly to the crisis.Advisors and their firms showed they’re able to both service clients and grow their businesses during this challenging time.

 

Be inclusive and intentional to add diversity, panel says

Added on October 2020 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Encouraging more women and people of color to build careers in the financial advice business will require firm leaders to intentionally make their organizations more inclusive and supportive of different cultures, according to a diverse industry panel speaking on an InvestmentNews webcast.

 

9 Reasons to Call Your Client Right Now

Added on August 2020 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Happy clients do business. They refer their friends. One way of keeping them happy is letting them know you care about them.

Voices How crisis is accelerating change in wealth management

Added on July 2020 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: I remember it like it was yesterday. I was a young investment advisor at a large firm. I had landed there after a long stretch applying for jobs in management consulting, technology, sales and elsewhere in finance. The soft echoes of the consistent “no’s” that I had heard in response to 265 applications still were close enough in my frontal cortex that I felt the pressure to prove myself day in and day out.

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