iSectors® Selections

Be an Elite Advisor Using Simple, Efficient Investment Portfolios

1 h 2 min · 2. nov. 2018
episode Be an Elite Advisor Using Simple, Efficient Investment Portfolios cover

Description

Another lively discussion between iSectors, CEO/Founder, Vern Sumnicht [https://isectors.com/team_member/vernon-c-sumnicht/] and our Chief Investment Officer, Chuck Self [https://isectors.com/team_member/chuck-self/] about why the difference between advisors with $50 million of assets under management and those with $500+ million is the time spent on investment management compared to client service and acquisition. If an advisor wishes to become elite, (s)he must choose to take one or more of the following actions: 1. Hire an investment professional to manage the portfolio, research and back office operations. 2. Significantly simplify the investment management portion of the firm’s processes. 3. Outsource investment management to a qualified asset allocation specialist. This podcast mentions charts that are posted with Chuck Self's article [https://isectors.com/blog/you-need-to-be-an-elite-advisor/] on this same topic on iSectors Magazine [https://isectors.com/category/blog/]. Listen and Learn.* iSectors® is a registered trademark of Sumnicht Holdings, LLC. *Disclosure [https://isectors.com/disclosure/].

Comments

0

Be the first to comment

Sign up now and become a member of the iSectors® Selections community!

Get Started

1 month for 9 kr.

Then 99 kr. / month · Cancel anytime.

  • Podcasts kun på Podimo
  • 20 lydbogstimer pr. måned
  • Gratis podcasts

All episodes

11 episodes

episode Be an Elite Advisor Using Simple, Efficient Investment Portfolios artwork

Be an Elite Advisor Using Simple, Efficient Investment Portfolios

Another lively discussion between iSectors, CEO/Founder, Vern Sumnicht [https://isectors.com/team_member/vernon-c-sumnicht/] and our Chief Investment Officer, Chuck Self [https://isectors.com/team_member/chuck-self/] about why the difference between advisors with $50 million of assets under management and those with $500+ million is the time spent on investment management compared to client service and acquisition. If an advisor wishes to become elite, (s)he must choose to take one or more of the following actions: 1. Hire an investment professional to manage the portfolio, research and back office operations. 2. Significantly simplify the investment management portion of the firm’s processes. 3. Outsource investment management to a qualified asset allocation specialist. This podcast mentions charts that are posted with Chuck Self's article [https://isectors.com/blog/you-need-to-be-an-elite-advisor/] on this same topic on iSectors Magazine [https://isectors.com/category/blog/]. Listen and Learn.* iSectors® is a registered trademark of Sumnicht Holdings, LLC. *Disclosure [https://isectors.com/disclosure/].

2. nov. 20181 h 2 min