Regional dealers leave succession planning to the advisors
But process could be hampered by recruitment strategy focused on attracting older, more experienced advisors
- By: Lara Hertel
- August 30, 2006 October 28, 2019
- 11:54
But process could be hampered by recruitment strategy focused on attracting older, more experienced advisors
Although there are some terrific upsides to working at a regional dealer, there are also some downsides
IE focuses on the regional dealers for the first time
Programs range from the basic to the sophisticated with a big-picture financial planning approach
Whether the client is in the accumulation or disbursement stage will determine the portfolio’s strategy
Deciding which assets go inside your client’s RRSP and which remain unregistered will have a significant impact on returns
From risk assessment to asset allocation, advisors share their practical approaches to building and managing portfolios
Clients must overcome a natural urge to cling to today’s winners and dump losers if they want to win in the long run
An investment policy statement shows that both advisor and client understand the objectives of the portfolio
While all sides have their supporters, most experts favour strategic over tactical, active over passive approaches
Choosing investments based on how they behave in relation to one another can reduce risk
Building a benchmark not only helps you track returns; it also helps you build stronger client relationships
Within each asset class, there are varying levels of risk
Investors are often unaware of their risk tolerance
The right mix of assets can reduce downside risk and produces better returns over the long term
From asset allocation to return on investment — understanding the terms and concepts is critical
There are many ways to generate energy, but investing in those that will be profitable in the long term may involve some guesswork
Energy analysts say the market’s concerns about terrorism, capacity and political uncertainty are causing oil to sell at a sharp premium
Price, feasibility and environmental impact play a role in development of energy sources of the future
Each of us uses a huge amount of resources, but there are simple things we can do to cut consumption
Fund managers offer advice about which energy industry groups to recommend to clients and which to avoid
Money invested in ways to lower energy consumption can bring an investment return of more than 25%, experts say
Numerous reports paint a future that will see the world race to find or develop new energy supplies to meet relentless demand
Advisors who have their CFP, multiple licences and a substantial book are sought after by all firms
Yet there’s a strong underlying message at many companies that selling the house product helps the brand — and the advisor