Joe Duran
Joe Duran is head of Goldman Sachs Personal Financial Management. You can follow him at @DuranMoney.
Joe Duran is head of Goldman Sachs Personal Financial Management. You can follow him at @DuranMoney.
What if taking upfront money actually reduces the ability to capture the real long-term wealth in your firm?
Fines for bad actions are yesterday's news; today, sanctions come with acknowledgment of guilt and potential for personal liability and loss.
Introducing 'the law of 1,920' to underline that advisers' income is completely dependent on where they spend their work hours in a year
High employee turnover is brutal for a service business such as financial advice. Joe Duran on how to create a dynamic culture within your office.
The future of business is being determined at breakneck speed. Joe Duran says that the companies of tomorrow are tapping into a few deep-seated human desires today.
Countless books and movies have been written about the point at which computers shift from being our friend to becoming the enemy. Joe Duran writes that for financial advisers, the battle lines are being drawn right now.
It is very hard to stand out in such an overwhelmingly cluttered market place. Here's some of Joe Duran's strategies for success.
There are good books that make you think differently about the world, and occasionally great books that really make you question the underpinnings of what you think reality is. The new Michael Lewis book, “Flash Boys,” falls into the latter camp.
Many will not have saved enough to see them through retirement.
Surely nothing could matter more to clients than advisers seeing the truth and helping client to live their truth. Unfortunately, there are a couple of roadblocks that stop advisers from really living up to the promise and the beauty of truth.
