Morning Memo
Wealth Management Morning Memo

FEBRUARY 16, 2018

RETIREMENT PLANNING

Advisors Will Become “Longevity Navigators”

The founder of MIT’s AgeLab warns that most financial advisors aren’t prepared for the profound changes and challenges that will come with longer-living clients.

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TECHNOLOGY

Detecting Cyber Crime Is Costly, But Technology Could Deliver Relief

Cyberattacks cost financial services firms $18.28 million per company in 2017.

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BUSINESS PLANNING

Eight Team Leader Behaviors to Build Trust within Your Team

There’s nothing more important than trust.

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The Daily Brief

Olympian Has Eyes on CFP

Olympic silver medalist Chris Mazdzer, the first American man to ever win a luge medal, is already thinking past the Winter Games. Mazdzer is studying to become a certified financial planner with plans to sit for the exam this fall. ...

Cetera Reorganizes B/Ds, Senior Leadership

Cetera Financial Group has reorganized its six broker/dealer firms into two newly-created channels. Cetera Advisors, First Allied and Summit Brokerage Services will now make up its “traditional channel,” led by Brett Harrison. Cetera Advisor Networks, Cetera Financial Institutions and Cetera Financial Specialists will be part of the “specialty channel,” to be led by Tom Taylor. ...

Full Financial Engines Suite Is Coming To T. Rowe Price

T. Rowe Price said Thursday it will begin offering Financial Engines' full suite of advisory services to 1.9 million plan participants. The full suite of services available to plan sponsor clients includes personalized professional management on all retirement accounts and comprehensive planning (in-person or over the phone) from a dedicated advisor. ...

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