Selling Tips ArticlesExpectation ControlNov 1, 2008,David A. Geracioti Editor-In-Chief I have a friend, a financial advisor, who keeps what he calls The Yell-At-Tom Index. (His name is Tom.) Interestingly, The Yell-At-Tom Index (TYAT) is... What To Tell Panicked ClientsNov 1, 2008,BY Fran Hawthorne Some words of wisdom to soothe your clients’ near-term market panic.... The Inner Game: Just Do ItNov 1, 2008,By Matt Oechsli In turbulent markets, take action with clients.... A Seller's MarketSep 1, 2008,BY JOHN CHURCHILL Across the industry, one thing is for sure: The market for financial advisors is hot.... Editor’s Letter: A Near Death Experience That Isn't OverSep 1, 2008,David A. Geracioti Editor-In-Chief In trying to fathom the amount of capital that financial firms have destroyed since last summer, I called an acquaintance who used to work at Merrill Lynch.... The Inner GameSep 1, 2008,By Matt Oechsli Your affluent clients, and prospects, may be worth more than you think.... Mission Personal PotentialJun 1, 2008,By Matt Oechsli Warren Buffett has said, I choose to work with every single person that I work with. That ends up being the most important factor. I don't interact with... A Back Door To SuccessMay 1, 2008,By Matt Oechsli Let's take a contrarian viewpoint regarding success. Much has been written about the typical qualities required for success. (In fact, I covered those... Survivorship Life Back In FavorMay 1, 2008,By Alan Lavine Despite current laws that reduce the estate-tax bite, survivorship life insurance is making a comeback as an estate-planning tool among some advisors.... A FALSE SENSE OF SECURITYMay 1, 2008,BY JOHN CHURCHILL Are closed-end fund preferred-auction securities safe? We consider CFPs to be the conservative's conservative security.... Variable Annuity Providers Cozy Up To RIAsMay 1, 2008,By Alan Lavine John Ritter is an unusual case, but he may also be a harbinger of things to come. A fee-only advisor with Ritter Daniher Financial Advisory, an RIA in... Making Success PersonalApr 1, 2008,By Matt Oechsli A few weeks ago I had one of those blinding glimpses of the obvious. It dawned on me that despite the grinding intensity with which some advisors focus... RBC's Buying SpreeMar 1, 2008,Halah Touryalai RBC Dain Rauscher continued its recent streak of acquisitions in February, announcing plans to acquire Ferris, Baker, Watts (FWB), a full-service broker/dealer... Across the PondMar 1, 2008,Halah Touryalai Deal making in the wealth-management space has been rampant lately, and some holding companies and individual RIAs are beginning to see opportunities... PLAIN ENGLISH: THE COST OF COMPLIANCEMar 1, 2008,John Churchill The SEC voted in February to propose changes to the structure of the Form ADV, the disclosure document that all investment advisors must complete. Instead... FIX ADVISOR LAWS!Mar 1, 2008,By John Churchill One more time: Retail investors your clients are confused about the definition of a financial advisor. That is, they don't understand the difference between... SOVEREIGN WEALTH: IT COULD BE GOOD FOR YOUMar 1, 2008,By Christopher C. L. Anderson Kuwait. Singapore. Russia. China. The government investment funds of these countries, and several others, may have saved our financial system from severe... THE FEVER FOR STRUCTURED PRODUCTSMar 1, 2008,BY BRIAN WARGO Long a Favorite of Investors in Europe, structured products are rapidly gaining popularity in the United States. Last year, $114 billion in structured... Ph.D. In Sales RequiredMar 1, 2008,By Matt Oechsli Something is wrong with this picture. Consider the following: When talking about the state of the financial advisory industry with many veteran advisors... A Goal Pit-StopFeb 1, 2008,By Matt Oechsli Business - purposeful activity. Plan - a method for achieving an end. Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary In the early months of a new year, I have always... The Magnetic SalesmanJan 1, 2008,By Matt Oechsli Let's review three irrefutable truths: The affluent do not like sales people. Too many veteran advisors have neglected their sales skills. Advisors possessing... Understanding The AffluentDec 1, 2007,By Matt Oechsli Are you targeting the affluent? Are you interested in acquiring clients with larger pools of assets? Of course you are. Every financial advisor is aiming... Thinking Like The AffluentNov 1, 2007,By Matt Oechsli There is such a thing as the affluent touch: It's a matter of attitude and approach. In fact, this quality is often the very thing that makes one financial... Moving Markets: Robert W. BairdNov 1, 2007,Christina Mucciolo Here's one way to evaluate equity research: Measure the impact it has on stock prices. Bespoke Investment Group, a financial research firm, did just that,... Time To Bottom Fish For Small Banks?Oct 1, 2007,By Jonathan Moreland Financial stocks have understandably led the market down during the recent credit-related correction. But the group has also recently led in another area:... |
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