Just under a quarter of certified financial planners are women, a stat that has remained flat since the early 1990s.
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If your child consistently underperforms, are you willing to see them fired from the business?
As clients continue to adopt a more branched model of managing their finances, it might be something advisors just have to accept.
Client events are designed to generate referrals and deepen relationships, and remain one of the largest drivers of organic growth.
Advocates are urging lawmakers to empower financial advisors and bankers to help protect clients from fraud or abuse.
Mentorship programs and compensation packages are the best ways to retain new recruits, per Schwab’s latest report.
No matter the allocation clients choose, being consistent is almost always more important.
Widening the professional circle of influence is becoming more important as advisors look to expand their services to new areas.
The way advisors communicate retirement outcomes can dramatically improve client optimism.
Client risk aversion shifts constantly, and advisors must navigate those changes while technology becomes more prominent in investment management.
Clients are utilizing, on average, less than half of the average services their firms offer.
AI lead generators can search through public databases for potential clients. Which ones live up to the hype?
Private equity, private credit and real assets — such as real estate and infrastructure — all serve different purposes in client portfolios.
Some adult children are making a run on the “Bank of Mom and Dad”, and it’s beginning to throw a wrench in clients’ financial plans.
Financial advisors can learn from strategies employed by the wealthiest investors to protect their assets.
Research shows that 80% of women will leave their advisor following the death of their spouse.