Managing clients — especially couples — can be challenging
Situations become complicated when couples aren’t on the same page about their goals
- By: Ellen Bessner
- September 6, 2019 November 14, 2019
- 17:05
Situations become complicated when couples aren’t on the same page about their goals
IIROC and MFDA advisors could lose their licence if they act as an executor and/or beneficiary
Don’t leave your dependents in the lurch
IIROC and the CSA have provided new guidance to dealers
Not responding will result in a much harsher penalty
Tips for knowing when you’re in a fiduciary relationship and providing dutiful service
Advisors who ignore this emerging pool of wealth do so at their own peril
As the Canadian population ages, many advisors face difficult situations regarding POA
Updating your clients’ KYC form is both a chance to show clients that you have a sincere interest in helping them meet their goals and…
A connection between advisors and their clients through clear communication will ensure advisors survive and succeed
Advisors should ensure they communicate consistently with their clients while clients need to keep their expectations in check
Advisors and their clients need the tools and resources to close the dangerous communication gap that exists between them
Overloading investors with information can be counterproductive
Take these four steps to avoid mistakes that can cost advisors their livelihood
If you can’t read and digest all the rules, make sure to understand the principles behind them
A client’s age has taken on an overly important role when advisors determine suitability of investments for clients
Court enforcement means penalized advisors who have left the industry need a new approach
Advisors need to educate themselves about the laws and regulations and monitor themselves to ensure they’re compliant with these rules
Given the results of the 2018 Regulators’ Report Card, implementing a better approach may lead to a better outcome next year
Here are four steps to reduce the inherent risks when taking over another advisor’s business
Lawyers may cost money, but they can help you be prepared to protect your licence, livelihood and reputation when speaking with regulators
Pressures to build your business should not lead advisors to disregard compliance
There are various reasons why advisors take risks and get into trouble with regulators; here are some key measures you could take to protect yourself
Services such as robo-advisors lack the ability to truly understand clients like financial advisors do
Take the necessary steps to know your clients thoroughly and determine if one family member’s actions could put you in a conflict of interest situation