B. Riley Firesale Tells Remaining Advisors Exactly How Much They Are Loved
Unlike in pro sports, the wealth management space doesn’t have a trade deadline, but if it did B.Riley and Stifel just made a huge deadline deal, and the optics are…awkward. According to AdvisorHub, B. Riley Financial Inc. is handing over a portion of its wealth management division to Stifel Financial Corp. for up to $35 […]
‘Unreasonable’ Advice For Financial Advisors From Will Guidara’s Playbook
Will Guidara, recognized for his transformative influence on hospitality through his work at Eleven Madison Park, as well as his roles as writer, co-producer, and actor on the TV show The Bear and author of the New York Times bestseller Unreasonable Hospitality, offers insights that financial advisors can adapt to enhance client relationships and service. Here are a few key takeaways that advisors might consider:
First Wave Of 2025 Comp Plans Announced
As the year comes to a close, many advisors contemplate a transition to a new broker-dealer, drawn by the promise of fresh opportunities and advanced technology. But before you make that leap, it’s crucial to pause for a gut check. Are you moving towards growth or simply escaping frustrations? Will your clients benefit from this change? Evaluating multiple offers and maximizing your transition package can make all the difference. Discover how a brief reflection can lead to a more informed decision and ultimately enhance your practice. Ready to explore your options? Let’s dive deeper!
Assets Move: The Question Is Should You?
As the year comes to a close, many advisors contemplate a transition to a new broker-dealer, drawn by the promise of fresh opportunities and advanced technology. But before you make that leap, it’s crucial to pause for a gut check. Are you moving towards growth or simply escaping frustrations? Will your clients benefit from this change? Evaluating multiple offers and maximizing your transition package can make all the difference. Discover how a brief reflection can lead to a more informed decision and ultimately enhance your practice. Ready to explore your options? Let’s dive deeper!
Keep Your Head on a Swivel: What NFL Quarterbacks Can Teach Financial Advisors About Navigating Transitions
Prefer to listen to this article as a podcast? Click here. With football season kicking off next week, I couldn’t help but think of one of my favorite phrases: “keep your head on a swivel.” While this advice is crucial for NFL quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes or Josh Allen, it’s just as relevant for financial […]
With B. Riley Hitting Bumps, What Should Advisors Do?
Prefer to listen to this article as a podcast? Click here. For financial advisors, the choice of broker-dealer (BD) is a cornerstone of their practice. It’s not just about the products or services offered; it’s about the reputation and stability of the BD that underpins the trust you’ve built with your clients. But what happens […]
Like Hitting Every Green Light On The Way Home
Prefer to listen to this article as a podcast? Click here. For many financial advisors, transitioning to a new broker-dealer is the capstone of their career’s first chapter. It’s the moment when all the hard work, dedication, and strategic growth culminate in an opportunity for a significant financial windfall. Like hitting every green light on […]
Repapering’s Bark Worse Than Its Bite
Prefer to listen to this article as a podcast? Click here. Financial advisors who have been hesitant to leave their existing firms to pursue better opportunities elsewhere often site one reason: repapering. The paperwork required to move clients from the old broker-dealer to a new one has long been perceived as a significant hurdle. Advisors […]
Why You Should Think About Quitting Your New BD Before You Even Join
Prefer to listen to this article as a podcast? Click here. They say the secret to a successful life is to picture your funeral and work backward. The idea is that you’ll have the lessons of a full lifetime and the chance to make changes if things don’t look or feel right. The same principle […]