Advice begins where market returns end
The dearth of active managers actually beating their index is a reminder to advisers that their own value proposition can't be predicated on their ability to select outperforming investments. Read more here
The dearth of active managers actually beating their index is a reminder to advisers that their own value proposition can't be predicated on their ability to select outperforming investments. Read more here
Director and Financial Planner
5 年A very good article and a great comparison with the change of approach Travel Agents had to make.
CEO & Principal, Wealth Planning & Ethical Investment advice to professionals & their families, charities and trusts
5 年I really like your concept of the Life-First Adviser, David - much more valuable for clients than merely focusing in investment.
Chairman SCC bv
5 年Agree with Josef! Would be a great topic as www.agingfinance.com? inaugural annual conference (24-25 Sep 2020 - Singapore) !
Regional sales and channel leader | 15 years in indexing for ETFs and wealth management
5 年David, I enjoyed reading your article. Per usual you are spot on. We are seeing this shift in US and Canada advice practice as well. Although never as fast or as completely as one would hope. I agree with you that those who make this shift you spell out will have a more secure and rewarding practice. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience.
Financial Services Industry Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) Bachelor of Laws (University of NSW, Sydney) Former Head, Channel Management - Australia & New Zealand at S&P Dow Jones Indices
5 年Thanks David for referencing our SPIVA research.