Less than 10% of wealth managers have specific measures in place to boost their productivity. Learn more about the key obstacles impacting productivity among U.K. wealth managers. https://lnkd.in/e8g6uU6q #BuildingBraveFutures
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It was great to speak to WealthBriefing about our recent research and how productivity is a key challenge for UK wealth managers. The research, conducted in collaboration with FoxRed Insight and Solve Partners, highlights some of the key productivity barriers and how addressing these can offer an opportunity to revolutionise wealth management businesses. https://lnkd.in/ew3g5Rhs
UK's Wealth Sector Must Get A Grip On Productivity – SEI Study
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Employee Ownership Trusts are popular business succession tools in USA and UK. They are coming to Canada. If it seems new to you -it is. I plan to listen in to Tim Masson and others later this month to hear some ideas on how to "navigate the change required to move into the 21st century of disruptive innovation, stakeholder returns, and self-management". https://lnkd.in/gYWrqYfy
Employee Ownership Trusts - Canadian Club Toronto
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Cerulli Associates estimates that over 109,000 advisors — nearly 40% of the current workforce — will retire in the next decade. The harsh reality is most firms aren’t prioritizing attracting, training and developing new advisors fast enough to keep up. This is an opportunity to empower the next generation of advisors and build a future-proof practice. Here’s how: 1️⃣ Invest in Training and Development 2️⃣ Embrace Technology 3️⃣ Provide Exposure and Client Interaction 4️⃣ Focus on Succession Planning Your firm’s future lies within its walls. Nurture your talent and embrace change to thrive in the new era of financial services. Read more in our latest blog. 👇 https://lnkd.in/gMmcDkqx
The Looming Advisor Exodus: Why Firms Must Invest in the Next Generation
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💡 Though there is a lot of noise being made in the RIA community right now about declining M&A activity, this should not overshadow other critical trends that will have an impact on growth in the coming years. According to Mike Capelle of Modern Wealth Management, "RIAs should focus on expanding client services, adopting a team-based approach, and meeting the needs of Gen X." In this article he dives deep into these three trends and offers sage advice for firms looking to meet the ever-evolving demands of modern clients. 📰 Keep reading on RIA Intel: #RIA #RIAtrends #wealthmanagement #clientexperience https://lnkd.in/gW9cJHJR
Three Pivotal Trends Impacting Growth
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🚩 Is It Time to Rethink Your Single-Family Office? 💰 A recent article by Forbes discusses the evolving landscape of single-family offices (SFOs) and the reasons why wealthy families need to reconsider their approach to managing their wealth. 👉The key points: 1️⃣ Changing Financial Landscape: The financial landscape is continually evolving, with factors like economic shifts, technological advancements, and regulatory changes influencing wealth management strategies. SFOs need to adapt to these changes to remain effective. 2️⃣ Complexity of Wealth Management: Managing significant wealth has become increasingly complex, requiring a deep understanding of various asset classes, investment opportunities, and risk management. As a result, SFOs must consider expanding their expertise and resources or hiring a trusted consultant like G+QUANT 3️⃣ Investment Opportunities: SFOs are exploring a broader range of investment opportunities, including venture capital, private equity, and alternative assets, to diversify their portfolios and generate higher returns. G+QUANT can provide you with a deal flow of high-quality startups and international VC funds. 4️⃣ Family Dynamics: Family dynamics and generational transitions play a crucial role in the success of SFOs. It's essential to have a clear governance structure and communication plan in place to address potential conflicts and ensure continuity. 5️⃣ Technology and Data: Embracing technology and data analytics can enhance decision-making processes within SFOs, providing valuable insights into investment performance and risk management. 6️⃣ Advisory Relationships: Building strong relationships with trusted advisors, such as financial planners, tax experts, and legal counsel, remains critical for SFOs to navigate complex financial landscapes effectively. G+QUANT provides all necessary services to successfully invest in alternatives and #VentureCapital 7️⃣ Cost Efficiency: Evaluating the cost-efficiency of running an SFO versus using external wealth management services is essential. Outsourcing certain functions or collaborating with external experts may be more cost-effective. Outsourcing certain functions or collaborating with external experts may be more cost-effective. Why we created G+QUANT? So that you have more time and fewer costs. In conclusion, the article suggests that SFOs should proactively assess their wealth management strategies and consider whether changes are needed to adapt to the evolving financial landscape and meet the long-term goals of wealthy families. This reevaluation may involve expanding expertise, embracing technology, and strengthening advisory relationships to ensure continued success in managing substantial wealth. For inquiries and free consultations about G+QUANT services, please contact Jasmina Ibrahimagic at jasmina@gplusquant.com #Innovation #Technology #Entrepreneurship #Investing #Network #Investors #LPs #GPs #FamilyOffice
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Navigating advisor transitions can be a bit like walking on a tightrope – challenging, but often necessary. There are effective strategies and best practices that can serve as a guiding light for managers, advisors, and clients through the twists and turns of change. Here, we’ll explore three distinct ways wealth management firms can weave a path to smoother advisor transitions, making the process not only handy but also influential for all involved. https://lnkd.in/g2B5GYJq
How to Streamline Advisor Transitions - PreciseFP
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Great article about the independent space in the investment industry. National Bank Independent Network has been a strong promoter of the space for 3 decades. If you are interested in discussing further reach out for a first conversation.
Many #advisors see #wealthmanagement as a survival-of-the-fittest industry in which you must meet targets for assets under management and bring in new clients constantly. Yet, a growing number of firms are shirking this cutthroat stereotype by fostering more collaborative and team-based environments. They say this approach is attracting #advisors from much larger firms. “The ‘dog-eat-dog’ notion is a bit funny,” says Stacie Fisher, regional vice-president for Ontario at iA Private Wealth Inc. “It’s definitely not our culture. We had a record year for recruiting [in 2023], and I believe that’s because people are seeing they can come here and build their businesses with strong support.”
How wealth management firms are luring advisors with collaborative work environments
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"Empowering UK Financial Advisers to Take Control, Earn More, and Achieve Career Satisfaction. Let's Find Your Ideal Role."
𝐒𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐫 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐦𝐬 𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 A recent report from wealth consultancy NextWealth predicts that by 2028, small firms will be thriving at the heart of the financial advice sector, and the number of clients served will grow by 30%. 📈💼 It's thrilling to see this forecast as it resonates with my journey, transitioning from a secure corporate role to a self-employed adviser. I can only but agree with the prediction that small firms will continue spinning out of larger corporates, along with new registrations. What's fascinating is the expected shift towards a team-oriented approach to client service, backed by streamlined processes. It only makes sense; better manpower utilisation leads to better client servicing, which in turn allows us to serve more clients. It also reflects the importance of nurturing a client-centric ecosystem within firms. 🔄💡 But what does this mean for those of us on the frontlines of this evolving landscape? We must remain adaptable, harnessing the power of technology while never losing sight of the value of the "age-old art of using the phone." As the report suggests, the future will be anchored in small changes, new capabilities, and innovative ways of thinking and operating. It may perhaps feel like nothing has changed in 2028, but when we look back, we'll realise that everything will have. I'm excited for the future and I can't wait to see what incredible innovations lie ahead for the financial services sector. It seems that the resilience and dynamism of small adviser firms will lead us into a brighter, more efficient, client-focused tomorrow. ✨🚀 𝐅𝐈𝐌𝐒 have specialised in the SME Advisory Recruitment space for 20 years. if you are looking to make the transition from corporate to a local regional practice or you are the principal of such a firm ensure you get 𝐅𝐈𝐌𝐒 in your corner. #FinancialAdvice #SmallFirms #FuturePredictions #FinancialIndustry #NextWealth #recruitment
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The top-performing 10% of LPL Financial’s 22,000 advisors earn three times what their peers make while working similar hours. #lplfinancial #independentadvisor
LPL's Top Advisors Earn Three Times More Than Their Peers, Study Finds
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In a new article, Rohit Mahna lays out five key areas to help wealth management firms power their growth. Read the full piece in Financial Advisor Magazine to learn more about how firms can build better strategies to stand out from the competition and create a more durable business. https://lnkd.in/gjZzETV5
5 Ways Wealth Management Firms Can Power Their Growth
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