
Preparing for a post-coronavirus wealth advice world
Advisors and dealers are rethinking their pre-coronavirus routine of serving clients from their offices
- By: David Reeve
- May 20, 2020 May 20, 2020
- 10:37
Advisors and dealers are rethinking their pre-coronavirus routine of serving clients from their offices
How being transparent with your clients can help build stronger relationships
Using technology to augment your practice can help strengthen your relationships with clients
Technology solutions can help advisors meet compliance obligations
How embracing technology can help you build stronger client relationships
Demographic changes will dramatically alter advisory practices
As millennials inherit their parents’ wealth, advisors will need to evolve their business practices
Three key steps to improve investor engagement and advisor success
Advisors and dealers are looking for strategies to remain compliant while managing costs and improving client satisfaction
Advisors could begin to use technology now to stay onside of the CSA’s proposed client-focused reforms when they take effect
Not only does adopting digital tools lead to happier clients, it also results in greater profitability and success for advisors
Compliance disclosure can be confusing to all parties, but there is an opportunity for advisors to provide “pain relief” and stand above their peers
By removing friction, adding convenience and changing the value proposition, you can protect your practice from the growing influence of robo-advisors
The emerging trend of “open banking” has the potential to be the most important catalyst for change in our industry
Despite growing fear of the growing use of AI, evidence suggests it will serve as an aid to human interactions rather than replace these relationships