From Financial Advisor
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Summary: Planners say they expect to see increases in revenue and client assets in 2017, according to the latest TD Ameritrade Institutional RIA Sentiment Survey. Accordingly, they plan to rev up spending on marketing, business development and technologies such as electronic signatures, the survey revealed. Also in the works: initiatives like more networking to attract a new generation of clients.
From FPA
Added on January 2017 in Other Ideas
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Summary: When it comes to marketing yourself or your firm, it seems every guidebook or consultant mandates the now-common “elevator pitch” and “value proposition” summaries. But the fact is, investors looking for a new advisory relationship will want much more before making a decision—it’s called due diligence.
From LinkedIn Pulse
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Summary: The problem with New Year’s Resolutions is that they only focus on the end result. While they might be specific in the “what,” they’re often muddled in the “how” and disregard the “why.” In the last few years, I’ve reframed the New Year’s Resolution tradition. I spend time thinking back on my last year and getting clear about my major priorities in the coming year. I use those reflections to create a vision for where I want to go.
From SEI
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Summary: We’ve written a lot about New Year’s resolutions. We quoted Forbes with New Year’s Resolutions – Don’t Follow the 92% Rule and looked at PriceMetrix research in How 2016 Can Be the Year of the Advisory Business. My personal favorite was Advisors: What Are Your Anti-New Year’s Resolutions?, suggesting that since people don’t keep New Year’s resolutions, why not make ones that you won’t mind breaking – like not growing by referrals or not hosting a business-building event.
From WealthManagement.com
Added on January 2017 in Other Ideas
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Summary: When it comes to financial advisor technology, 2016 may go down as the year of data. Data analytics and account aggregation rose to a level of prominence and potential that had been overlooked for a long time - an exciting development.
