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| Advisers Who Go Independent Take Most Clients With Them - Survey Wall Street Journal The study found on average 79% of clients follow advisers when they turn independent. The results were based on recent interviews with 40 independent registered investment advisers who are in their second year of being independent. Copyright 2012 Dow ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| A Quant Team Brings Their New Shop Into the Mutual Fund Business MutualFundWire.com A firm founded by the co-founders of Absolute Investment Advisers has leapt into the '40 Act world with a product designed to hedge against inflation via six sub-advisors. This firm is North Peak Asset Management, which is run by a team that includes ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Using incentive compensation to motivate advisers ... and other staff members InvestmentNews Beacon Pointe, a registered investment adviser created in 2002, used to offer less incentive-based compensation, but the company found it wasn't getting the right kind of people on board and wasn't getting the growth its leaders expected. Since ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stork and Reaper for the Week of April 19, 2013 MutualFundWire.com Two-year-old North Peak Asset Management, led by co-founders of Absolute Investment Advisers, launched their first mutual fund last month. The Inflation Hedges Strategy Fund is sub-advised by the Boston Company Asset Management, City of London ... See all stories on this topic » |
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