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Key Considerations of AI in Asset and Wealth Management

Wealth Management

Asset managers and family wealth advisors have traveled a long way from their early experiments with ChatGPT. Financial advisors regularly handle individual client data, including tax records, financial plans and other identifiable and sensitive information. Generally, sensitive data shouldn’t be used to train or fine-tune models.

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The Data on Active Large Cap Underperformance

The Big Picture

But the key takeaway remains this: Portfolios cannot achieve Alpha if they are not at least getting out with Beta. ~~~ Do you need help with your assets? The probabilities make it clear that a broad index should be the core of your portfolio; if you want to put your own spin on it, feel free to try.

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Growing To $2B AUM Organically By Setting High Client Service Standards (And Really Sticking To Them!): #FASuccess Ep 449 With Michelle Perry Higgins

Nerd's Eye View

Michelle is a principal of California Financial Advisors, an RIA based in San Ramon, California, that oversees $2 billion in assets under management for approximately 1,500 client households. My guest on today's podcast is Michelle Perry Higgins.

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A Recordkeeping Checklist For Financial Planning Services: Proactive Documentation Of Service Delivery To Reduce Regulatory Scrutiny

Nerd's Eye View

For investment management services, documenting the entire client engagement – such as onboarding, reviewing and recommending portfolio adjustments in line with collected suitability information, opening and funding accounts, conducting periodic reviews, and rebalancing – can help clearly evidence the services provided.

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Arthur Zeikel’s Investing Rules

The Big Picture

He eventually became president of Merrill Lynch Asset Management, leading the division with a value-oriented approach and a focus on long-term fundamentals. Asset allocation determines the rate of return. No amount of information can remove all uncertainty. and served as Chairman of the Board. Better to be safe than sorry.

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Ripples in the Pond

The Big Picture

It should contain enough risk assets—primarily stocks—to benefit from the expansion of the economy and gains in corporate earnings. Never confuse opinion marketing with actual, useful information. ~~~ Give thanks this weekend! And, we never know when that Boulder, which disrupts everything, will come along. Count your blessings.

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (January 25–26)

Nerd's Eye View

Enjoy the current installment of "Weekend Reading For Financial Planners" – this week's edition kicks off with the news that while overall financial advisor headcount remains relatively flat, the RIA channel continues to gain share in terms of both headcount (as brokers break away to start their own independent firms and aspiring advisors seek (..)