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Using Account Aggregation to Grow Your Business

eMoney Advisor

Additionally, in an industry where diversification is often advised, it’s not unusual to find that your clients have multiple investments outside of those you manage. Beyond AUM—Embracing Assets Under Advisement There are several approaches to providing advice when you come across accounts that clients hold elsewhere.

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Fiduciary Advocate

Inside Information

Membership fees start at $250 a year for firms under $100 million in AUM and scale up from there; for firms whose revenue model doesn’t involve AUM (retainers, hourly or subscription) the cost is $175 a year per advisor. Department of Labor.

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Are Alternatives Right for Our Organization?

Brown Advisory

In this brief paper, we will touch on what we believe are some of the most important issues and questions—including the different types of assets, return potential, fees, liquidity, diversification, volatility and transparency—that investment committees must understand as they weigh adding alternatives to their portfolios. Source: BLOOMBERG.

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Are Alternatives Right for Our Organization?

Brown Advisory

In this brief paper, we will touch on what we believe are some of the most important issues and questions—including the different types of assets, return potential, fees, liquidity, diversification, volatility and transparency—that investment committees must understand as they weigh adding alternatives to their portfolios. Source: BLOOMBERG.

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A Hierarchy of Conflicts

Inside Information

SEC examiners crawl all over independent advisor offices looking at the fine print of their disclosures, the nuances of their fee structures and whether they’re complying with rules yet unwritten about testimonials. Would it be so hard for them to spend a little time examining whether brokerage reps are participating in sales contests?