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The Latest In Financial #AdvisorTech (April 2024)

Nerd's Eye View

Vanilla announced a new Scenarios tool to facilitate advisors working with ultra-HNW clients that need to model various four-letter estate planning strategies (e.g., GRATs, SLATs, CRUTs, and ILITs) to show the impact of the advisor’s advice (at least for those clients who still have Federal estate tax exposure).

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The Latest In Financial #AdvisorTech (August 2023)

Nerd's Eye View

This month's edition kicks off with the news that estate planning platform Wealth.com has launched Ester, an AI-driven 'legal assistant' that uses machine learning to help advisors quickly review and extract the key information from clients' estate planning documents, as it joins FP Alpha in the competition to become 'Holistiplan for estate planning (..)

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Long-Term Planning for Founders & Builders: A “Phase-Gate” Process

Brown Advisory

These often intersect and complement their plans for their businesses. Throughout the business growth cycle, from startup to exit, we concentrate our engagement with founders and builders on a limited set of focused activity periods, each one targeting key moments in their business’ evolution. Phase-gate planning.

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Long-Term Planning for Founders & Builders: A “Phase-Gate” Process

Brown Advisory

These often intersect and complement their plans for their businesses. Throughout the business growth cycle, from startup to exit, we concentrate our engagement with founders and builders on a limited set of focused activity periods, each one targeting key moments in their business’ evolution. Phase-gate planning.

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Transcript: Tom Rampulla

The Big Picture

RAMPULLA: I went to Drexel part time while I was at Vanguard, did that commute down to Philadelphia from the suburbs, you know, three times a week for a number of years. It was a startup. It felt like a startup. I mean, it wasn’t quite a startup. I was employee number one in London. RAMPULLA: Yeah.