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Neil Waxman Joins The Financial Times Financial Advisor Leadership Council

March 8, 2022

The job of the advisor is evolving rapidly in the wake of the pandemic. Clients demand more services and deeper relationships; technology and remote meetings have become vital; and investment opportunities are becoming more diverse. This makes it the right time for FA-IQ to create a select community of advisors that aims to help promote growth and knowledge.
 

We are proud to debut the list of financial advisors who have joined the Financial Advisor IQ Leadership Council. The council is a community of advisors focused on growing their clientele and sharing input that fuels research to help professionals strengthen their practices.
 

We’re gratified by the initial response to this new initiative, which is backed by FA-IQ’s advisor-focused coverage and the prestige of the FT brand. More than 300 advisors from over 40 states have joined, representing broker-dealers, independent RIAs and DC plan specialists alike.
 

We plan to grow this community over time, so it reflects the diversity of this dynamic profession. Advisors applied to FA-IQ join the Leadership Council. To qualify, advisors have to meet certain basic qualifications: they must manage or advise on at least $50 million in assets, have three or more years of experience as a financial advisor/broker, maintain an excellent compliance record, and express a desire to engage with industry issues.
 

(Neither the advisors nor their parent firms pay any fees to the Financial Times or its FT Specialist subsidiary in exchange for inclusion in this community.)


For more information, contact us

at leadership_council@financialadvisoriq.com.

By Loren Fox November 22, 2021

Financial Times Article




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