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Building a High-End Financial Services Practice
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Building a High-End Financial Services Practice

Proven Techniques for Planners, Wealth Managers, and Other Advisors

Bloomberg Press, 2004 更多详情

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Recommendation

Financial advisors are hard-pressed. They used to be the investor’s primary source of market information and investing counsel. Now investors can get information and advice for free on the Internet or from a variety of financial publications. Moreover, some of the best free advice that investors get warns them against dealing with financial advisors, who may or may not be acting in their best interest. It’s hard to compete when other people are giving away what you have to charge for, but authors Cliff Oberlin and Jill Powers say it’s possible. How? Focus your practice. Don’t resist change - embrace it. And, getAbstract recommends, read this book for a detailed and easy-to-follow roadmap to financial advisory success.

Take-Aways

  • Focus on rich clients because that’s where the money is.
  • The five key trends in selling financial services are technology, outsourcing, competition, consolidation and the growing number of affluent families.
  • As a consultant, you should present your abilities, gather data, meet with the client’s advisors, give your recommendations, elicit the client’s agreement and stay in touch.

About the Authors

Cliff Oberlin and Jill Powers run the Oberlin Financial Corporation, a brokerage and full-service financial advisory practice.