Practice and Client Management News
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Sallie Krawcheck scolded advisors last month for their attitudes towards female clients. "Talking to husbands and nodding to wives no longer cuts it," she said.
June 4
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The way most bank advisors are asking for referrals from other professionals is fundamentally flawed. With a honed strategy of connecting with 'centers of influence', advisors could experience better results.
June 1 -
Taking the 80/20 rule-of-thumb to its logical conclusion, Robert Vingi and Howard Edwards at Wells Fargo are removing less lucrative clients from their business.
June 1 -
"A lot of potential clients are already banking [with Umpqua]. For us, the first priority is to make sure we let them know that we're there," Seattle market leader Elise Fortin said in a telephone interview.
June 1 -
Amid intense competition for high-net-worth clients, U.S. Bank's Private Client Reserve unit is ramping up its marketing efforts to differentiate itself from its rivals.
June 1 -
Build a sharp online presence and social media strategy to help interact with clients.
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Wealth management executives call for more accountability and a new approach to client relationships.
June 1