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Adviser links: humble projections

Abnormal Returns

(larrykotlikoff.substack.com) The biz Goldman Sachs ($GS) has snagged another custodian client, NewEdge Wealth. investmentnews.com) Compliance There's no winning the cybersecurity war, just stalemate. financial-planning.com) Advisers don't like spending time on administrative and compliance issues.

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (June 24-25)

Nerd's Eye View

Enjoy the current installment of "Weekend Reading For Financial Planners" - this week’s edition kicks off with the news that amid a flurry of SEC-proposed rules for investment advisers, the Investment Adviser Association this week called on the regulator to assess whether the compliance burden these regulations would put on advisers outweighs (..)

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#FA Success Ep 343: The Evolution Of Super-OSJ Platforms To Support Independent Advisors, With Rita Robbins

Nerd's Eye View

What's unique about Rita, though, is how as the founder of one of the first woman-owned Super-OSJs nearly 30 years ago, she has witnessed first-hand the evolution of the Super-OSJ model from providing local oversight of brokers selling proprietary products, into back-office platforms that provide an increasingly open-architecture product shelf coupled (..)

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Is Scale a Necessary Evil in Wealth Management?

Diamond Consultants

They can make long-term strategic bets whether its investing in AI-driven tools, acquiring talent, or building new service models that benefit advisors and clients alike. Larger firms can spread their costs across a broader base, driving down prices for end clients and increasing efficiency for advisors. Advisors still have options.

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Why should you stay where you are?

Diamond Consultants

Four factors to consider when attempting to resolve if your firm is indeed the right place for you, your clients, and your business. Advisors regularly get calls from recruiters, consultants, branch managers, complex directors, business development officersthe list goes on and on. For most advisors, the answer is not black and white.

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The Succession Conundrum: How Advisors Can Balance Legacy and Liquidity

Diamond Consultants

So, what can advisors do to ensure a successful client transition from one generation to the next? Also, it likely means ceding some control in any or all of the following areas: brand, compliance, investment autonomy, marketing, and operations. But is that fair?

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Options for Independent Advisors Considering Change

Diamond Consultants

For instance, their firm was sold, theyve outgrown the platform, the technology isnt sophisticated enough, the investment menu is limited, compliance is too onerousand certainly many more reasons specific to an advisors business. So, what makes their process of considering change noteworthy?