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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. wsj.com)

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (June 24-25)

Nerd's Eye View

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The Path to Independence: 6 Key Elements to Consider Before Starting Your Journey

Diamond Consultants

Many advisors dream of going independent for the freedom and flexibility to control their business, client service model, and bottom line. The notion of taking on the task of managing compliance, technology, HR, and finance is often what stops advisors from going independent. Support & Resources.

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The 7 Unintended Consequences of Staying the Course

Diamond Consultants

Increasing bureaucracy, rising compliance restrictions, diminishing freedom over investments, and client communications—just a few of the issues we hear about from advisors every day. For some, it may result from not having ready access to the holistic and high-end resources needed to land and retain HNW and UHNW clients.

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10 Ways Advisors Can Set Themselves Up for Success in 2023

Diamond Consultants

While many veteran advisors struggle with the thought of their eventual retirement and succession, the dearth of young advisor talent to fill the ranks compounds the concern. And while these retire-in-place programs are one way to monetize your business at day’s end, they are certainly not the only way. Have a plan B. Know your value.

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The Lobbying ‘Tell’

Inside Information

I completely get why they would tell this to credulous writers; the public has increasingly shifted away from any taint of ‘sales’ in an advisor relationship, and the concept of hiring an advisor who puts their clients’ interests first (even if most people don’t understand the term ‘fiduciary’) is an attractant.

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Transcript: Julian Salisbury, GS

The Big Picture

SALISBURY: At the simplest level we manage money for our clients. Three main client segments. Institutional clients, our own private wealth clients, and then third-party wealth clients where we manage money on behalf of other wealth managers distribution partners. SALISBURY: Look, every client is different.

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