R.J. Moore, newly minted CEO of Private Advisor Group, discusses with Jeff and Bruce the recent explosion of M&A activity and specifically, RIA valuations. Peter Yi of Northern Trust Asset Management joins as well to talk about Jeff's favorite topic of the day, inflation. Is it transitory, is it going to get worse, what to do about it, and just what exactly is 'stuck-flation'?
Interview with R.J. Moore — 0:30 - 41:00
Interview with Peter Yi — 41:15-1:07:45
Relevant Article: As inflation gets real, advisers ponder strategies
Relevant Article: How high can RIA valuations go?
Guest Bios:
R.J. Moore brings over three decades of financial services industry experience and executive leadership to his role as CEO of Private Advisor Group. A passionate advocate for advisers and the end client experience, R.J. has been at the forefront of innovation and transformation across the profession.
Peter Yi is director of short-duration fixed income and head of taxable credit research for Northern Trust Asset Management. In this capacity, Peter manages the team responsible for registered money market mutual funds, offshore global cash funds, short-term investment funds, separately managed institutional client mandates and securities lending cash reinvestment. His daily responsibilities are to develop and oversee strategies for the cash management business. Peter also manages the taxable credit research teams within fixed income.
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