
How to talk to clients about the client-focused reforms
Educate and empower clients with information that matters to them
- By: Susan Silma
- January 27, 2021 March 24, 2021
- 15:49
Educate and empower clients with information that matters to them
Changing investor expectations create new opportunities for advisors
How you can provide value for clients in a changing world
How you can help clients be better prepared for the unexpected
Four positives that may come out of the pandemic
How to help clients avoid panic and stay focused on the long term
Take the time to help your clients become more financially literate. It’s worth it — for you and for them.
Advisors can deliver better outcomes for their clients by getting ahead of their regulatory obligations
Advisors can build trust with clients by explaining fees
How advisors can guard their vulnerable clients from financial exploitation and avoid the risk of regulatory action
For clients, information on their investments is now just a click away. Advisors can help minimize their overreaction to market movements.
Increase engagement by focusing on your client’s goals rather than only the details of their investments
Advisors could use technology to make necessary processes less cumbersome and more understandable for clients
Advisors should use the proposed client-focused reforms as an opportunity to strengthen relationships with clients
Behavioural economics provides a framework for advisors to help direct clients to make decisions consistent with their long-term goals
There are key steps advisors can take now to be ahead of the game and deliver better outcomes for clients
There are various steps advisors can take to ensure a positive client experience while still being compliant