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Paid Solicitation Under The SEC Marketing Rule: Using Third-Parties For Lead Generation And Prospecting

Nerd's Eye View

Financial advisors who pay third parties to solicit or refer prospective clients to generate new business have historically been subject to the SEC’s Cash Solicitation Rule. Additionally, investment advisers should ensure they disclose the promoter relationship in their Form ADV Part 1 and Form ADV Part 2A.

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Adviser links: tuning out the noise

Abnormal Returns

rationalreminder.libsyn.com) Brendan Frazier talks client conversations with Ross Marino, founder of Transitus Wealth Partners. fa-mag.com) Enhanced disclosure rules are coming for state-registered RIAs and others. alphaarchitect.com) 'Money dates' can be an important part of a relationship, but are not a panacea.

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Untangling Behavioral Finance and the Psychology of Financial Planning

Alpha Architect

The article discusses the importance of integrating psychology into the field of financial planning and highlights the need to understand and address the psychological aspects of financial decision-making and client relationships. Please read the Alpha Architect disclosures at your convenience.

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A Proposed Salesperson’s Exemption To The DoL’s Retirement Security Rule?

Nerd's Eye View

When an investor is seeking to work with a financial professional, there's a substantial difference in expectations about the nature of the relationship when the professional being consulted is an advisor versus when they're a salesperson.

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Understanding Custodial Relationships Amidst the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse

Ballast Advisors

When working with a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA), investors may have heard the term “custodial relationship.” ” This refers to a partnership between the RIA and a financial institution that acts as the custodian of the client’s investment assets.

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How can I be sure my financial advisor isn’t going to steal my money?

Sara Grillo

When you first hire a financial advisor, in the Investment Advisory Agreement, as well as the advisor’s ADV, it will outline how the advisor works with clients. Clients, as a matter of course, normally have to authorize connections between their own accounts for their advisors to move money. The client must make this designation.

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How to sniff out a lying grifter in a Form ADV

Sara Grillo

The Form ADV Part I provides basic business detail about things such as ownership, clients, employees, etc. Part 3 Relationship Summary, (also called Form CRS). Where to find a financial advisor’s Form ADV: You can access the IAPD, or Investment Adviser Public Disclosure directory, by visiting www.sec.gov and scrolling down.