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Merrill launches new tool allowing advisors to record, share custom videos

The wirehouse's Video Pro guides advisors through creating compliance-approved content for clients and prospects.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch has a new technology that makes it easier for financial advisors to use video to connect with clients and prospects.

Merrill Video Pro provides the wirehouse’s advisors with a virtual video studio where they can create scripts, record short (between 45 and 60 secon

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