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NICSA chairman Gary French presented a check yesterday for $10,000 to Penny Alexander, head of transfer agent administration for
Franklin lost one employee and FT Fiduciary Trust lost 86 in the terrorist attacks of Sept 11, Alexander said.
The memorial fund, which is designed to aid the families and employees affected by the World Trade Center tragedy, has already raised $4 million from Franklin Templeton employees and $2 million from a company match, Alexander said.
Succession planning experts say that the possible next generation of RIA owners need clear communication, tangible career paths and thoughtful compensation plans. But that is often easier said than done.
Cognitive decline is a difficult topic to raise, but advisors who plan ahead can protect clients' finances and autonomy before a crisis hits.
UBS wants to keep its advisors happy and in their seats. As a result, its 2027 compensation policies avoid the usual grid-update mixture of "good news, bad news."
Industry lawyers and experts say the latest wrinkle in a long-running LPL-Ameriprise recruiting dispute shows why advisors should strongly consider retaining their own legal counsel when changing firms.
Nearly half of respondents reported plans to claim benefits early, with many citing fears about the health of the Social Security program.
The latest Fidelity Investments M&A report displayed a trend that dealmakers had already been noticing: RIA buyers are getting more selective. But experts say sellers can still stand out with the right attributes, and they must find the right fit in the process.
