As International Women’s Day rolls around for another year, the finance industry openly acknowledges that it needs to find new ways to better accommodate female planners.
Wealth managers are being urged to act now in order to tap into the growing market of women seeking financial advice.
Plenty of concessions were already made when establishing the education standard for existing advisers making the experience pathway overkill, according to a panel discussion. According to data from Adviser Ratings from last November, the...
Major changes to laws around provision of financial advice are needed to prevent the continued exodus of advisers from the industry, the Financial Planning Association has warned.
Almost 80 per cent of advice practices are aiming to grow their client base but will struggle to service the additional business as the market for advisers is getting more competitive according to Adviser Ratings.
Despite over 12,000 financial advisers leaving over the last four years, Adviser Ratings reveals that almost a quarter are thinking of following suit in 2023.
After losing more than 12,000 advisers over four years, the industry needs to prepare for continued declines, according to Adviser Ratings.
While the industry is still a way from seeing growth in adviser numbers, the steepest declines appear to be behind it, according to Adviser Ratings’ Adviser Musical Chairs Report for Q4 2022.
2023 looks set to deliver significant change on the back of previous years, which have been characterised by a shrivelling workforce, compliance pressures and heightened education standards. Advisers have given an inside look at some of th...