As it pursues a series of broker-dealer acquisitions, RCS Capital Corp. has signed on with smart-data technology startup Vestorly in a digital-marketing deal designed to connect brokers with client prospects.
Less than 10% of advisers actually have a formal referral process that is proactive in nature, have documented steps that can be measured, and a process that is systematized to become a powerful growth engine. Timothy Welsh writes: This needs to change.
The content sharing platform offers advisers insight into potential clients based on their online activity.
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Most rely on client referrals for growth, but that doesn't diversify a client base.
Uneven recognition of same-sex marriage will make for a complicated tax year.
Nearly 80% of black and Hispanic respondents say such a move would better serve clients' needs.
Using the major social-media network for business doesn't have to be complicated.
Has LinkedIn changed recruiting at advisory firms? Openings that firms had previously hired third-party recruiters to fill are now routinely posted on LinkedIn, and large companies employ in-house recruiters who scour LinkedIn for candidates.
Making free but valuable content available to potential prospects is the key, panel says
The best way avoid a split is to have a longer "courtship."
Despite the growing recognition of same-sex marriage in the United States and the considerable wealth these individuals hold, most gay and lesbian investors still are not working with financial advisers, according to a new poll released Tuesday.
Women have no less ambition, rights activist said at symposium aimed at helping female advisers build successful businesses.
Personal approach beats out performance because respect and clear communication are key.
Whether you're considering retirement, leaving the profession or building your business through a merger or acquisition, the decisions you make during your self-evaluation will serve as a barometer as you establish your succession plan.
The most important stake that you'll drive into the ground in support of your company's foundation should be comprised of your core values. But what exactly are these core values, and when it comes to developing them, who precisely should they be created for?
