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The First 90 Days

Added on July 2017 in Form an RIA
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Summary: For newly created Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) firms, the first 90 days after launch can be both exhilarating and daunting in equal measure. On the one hand, firms get their first taste of independence as they begin to shape a new enterprise and new culture to match their vision. On the other hand, the first few months are pressure-packed with decisions they are now responsible to make as business owners regarding people and processes, client retention and everything from compliance to desktop technology.

CFP Board's proposed rule changes prompt heated debate online

Added on July 2017 in Form an RIA
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Summary: While the reaction to the CFP Board's new proposed standards of conduct has been mostly positive, many commenters have expressed serious misgivings about the practical impact of the changes.

Are regulators equipped to monitor robo-advisers as fiduciaries?

Added on July 2017 in Form an RIA
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Summary: Securities rules require robo-advisers to act as fiduciaries in providing investment advice to clients, but a new research paper calls into question whether regulators have the necessary tools to monitor these platforms to see if they really are providing advice in clients' best interests.

3 Critical Steps to Improve Your RIA's Cybersecurity

Added on June 2017 in Form an RIA
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Summary: Wes Stillman is the chief executive officer of RightSize Solutions, a provider of cybersecurity and technology management services for wealth management firms. We have asked Wes to share a few tips on cybersecurity for RIAs:

Top 3 Questions Every Breakaway Advisor Asks \- Part 3

Added on June 2017 in Form an RIA
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Summary: As discussed in our previous posts (See Part 1 and Part 2), many wirehouse advisors have concluded that while their current employment situation clearly has its faults, for the most part, they have found a way to make it work.  Many advisors decide that for the amount of money they earn, they can live with the inherent headaches associated with their current employer.

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