A look at client segmentation steps for advisory firms
Segmentation efforts should help an advisory firm better understand its clients' needs, an expert said at the Schwab IMPACT 2018 conference.
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Segmentation efforts should help an advisory firm better understand its clients' needs, an expert said at the Schwab IMPACT 2018 conference.
The increased estate tax exemption is creating a need for specialized skill sets among financial planners, an expert said at the Schwab IMPACT 2018 conference.
Alternative investments essentially are “less constrained active management” that expands opportunities to drive performance, a Schwab IMPACT 2018 panelist said.
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Capital markets haven't shown much of a response to economic volatility, but that is likely to change, said panelists at SIFMA's 2018 Annual Meeting.
Electronic trading has benefited the fixed income markets but still has a great deal of room for growth and improvement, said panelists at SIFMA's 2018 Annual Meeting.
Industry groups are working on adjustments made when Ibor alternatives are used as fall-back rates, said panelists at SIFMA's 2018 Annual Meeting.
As the internet of things becomes more fully realized, there are new possibilities for insurable transactions, and insurers must determine how they will participate in the new world of risk.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is preparing for testing of its digital Common Domain Model, aimed at enhancing automation and efficiency in the industry.
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DTCC calls for more work from industry to advance OTC derivatives standards, data collection methods.
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Wells Fargo gets dinged, HSBC gets greener, Jes Staley skates, Arsene Wenger walks, and Avicii is gone.
Al Gore laughs last on sustainable investing, banks forget the Warren Rule, regulators diss coco bonds, money and guns, and how to lose a half-billion dollar yacht in a divorce.
VIX manipulation speculation re-ignites, cryptocurrencies and the MOS problem, UBS and Credit Suisse lead the way, A cool head in the clouds, and is housing still a wise investment?
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