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Most Consumers Use Mix of Technology, Live Advice: Report

Added on August 2016 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Investors, especially affluent ones, are comfortable using digital tools in their decision making process, according to a white paper from Hearts & Wallets. Nearly two-thirds of investors with between $500,000 and $2 million use digital tools, and over half of those with between $100,000 and $500,000 do so.

Cybersecurity, Anti-Money Laundering Top RIAs' Compliance Worries: Poll

Added on June 2016 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Just as registered investment advisors name adopting cybersecurity policies as their top compliance chore, RIAs rate anti-money laundering policies as their second biggest concern. 

Custodians tell fee-only advisers to find a new way to stand out after DOL fiduciary rule

Added on May 2016 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Leading custodians warned fee-only financial advisers to figure out what differentiates their services from the competition because pretty soon everyone is going to be touting the fiduciary label.

5 Things Top-Performing Advisors Do

Added on May 2016 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: What makes a financial advisor a top performer? Many attributes and practices, but a key factor is the ability to keep things simple, according to a panel of experts at Envestnet’ s Advisor Summit in Chicago which concluded last Friday.

Voices Forget glass ceilings, female advisers want to be judged for their successes

Added on May 2016 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: I wanted the truth when I recently went asking female advisers about how they were treated in the wealth management business, and how they can assist other women in becoming financial advisers. I wondered, was it still the unspoken Mad Men style of the old boy’s network, or was that truly a thing of the past?

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