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Presidential election is a warning shot to financial services industry

Clients want their priorities taken care of in a non-conflicted way and want to be empowered to make better financial choices.

The U.S. Presidential election turned a lot of heads worldwide. For the first time in modern history, the U.S. elected a commander in chief with no political experience, little of the support traditionally given to the candidate of a major party and none of the big money from business interests. Thi

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