Morning Memo
Wealth Management Morning Memo

SEPTEMBER 10, 2018

INFORMA INTELLIGENCE

Looking Back on Lehman’s Demise

Ten years on, are we in danger or repeating the sins of the past?

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TECHNOLOGY

New Orion-Third Party Integrations and Features Advisors Should Look Forward To

The culmination of Orion's 2018 Ascent conference was a tech-focused take on America's Got Talent.

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WEALTH MANAGEMENT MID-YEAR OUTLOOK 2018

The Evolution of the Financial Plan

It's important to understand the components of a formal financial plan and how it has evolved.

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TECHNOLOGY

Advisors Spoke and We Listened, Top Four Insights From Our 2018 Tech Survey

The digital expectations of older client segments might just surprise you and it could end up being to the detriment of your firm

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WealthManagement Digital Edition

What Stops Women in Finance? It’s Culture, Culture, Culture: All the well-meaning policies the industry rolls out to promote women will be ineffective until the cultural perceptions of the industry change.

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The Daily Brief

PEOPLE

Former Raymond James Manager Barred From Industry for Ski Resort Fraud

Joel Burstein, a former Raymond James branch manager, has been barred from the industry for ten years and agreed to pay $80,000 for helping his former father-in-law cover up investment fraud.

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RETIREMENT PLANNING

Millennial 401(k) Savings Rates Unlikely To Thrill Advisors

While they aren't hitting the industry target of 15 percent annually into their 401(k) accounts, most millennials are probably doing better than many advisors might expect.

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INDUSTRY

Hartford Funds Publishes Internal Book and Podcast Recommendations

Executives and others have created a library of works for the company. Now they're sharing it with everyone.

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