Practice Growth
Practice growth strategies for Australian financial advisers, covering scaling, profitability, and building sustainable advice businesses.
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- Jamie Nemtsas
- Jaxon King
- Jaylen DeCarlo
- Lachlan Buur-Jensen
- Laurence Parker-Brown
- Lisa Uhlman
- Nicholas Way
- Nicki Bourlioufas
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Financial stress underlines need for better advice model
Many have seen the value of their superannuation, property and share portfolios fall over the past six months, which has only highlighted the need for quality...
Research shows enormous potential exists for advisers to capture emerging affluents
For wealth businesses to thrive the emerging affluent cohort is a savvy way to future-proof healthy client books. But building trust is a key component to...
Using stories to help clients understand investment concepts
Simple techniques like analogies and metaphors can help you connect with clients, but 'storyselling' needs to be simple and relatable.
Holding the line - the real adviser challenge
The tendency to relent to client commentary, which in many cases is driven by headlines and sentiment, is one of the biggest detractors from long-term returns.
Global advice business models on the cusp of change: KPMG
"Fragmented" service models for advice groups will soon coalesce into three distinct business models according to KPMG's Future of wealth management report.
AZ NGA dives into supply chain with Virtual Business Partners tie-up
AZ NGA moves on from dealer group model to take up a horizontally integrated strategy.
AMP Advice to 'break even' by 2024 as losses soften
The institutional provider's AUM and profit lines stayed red in 1H22, but positive signs emerged.
The right words at the right time - reacting to client concerns
In unpredictable markets, emotions can run high, and good intentions mingled with bad communication can potentially damage adviser-client relationships.
Not all referrals are created equal
Many studies have shown that the number one-way financial advisers find new clients is by getting referrals from their existing clients, this is true in many...
Renew your client review
During a recent presentation of Invesco Global Consulting's program, Priceless, I asked a room full of advisers how many of them had changed the way they do...
Communicate - before it's too late
Do you know the name of your number 1 client? I am sure you do. What about the name of your number 20 client? Or your number 43 client?