Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Wary Investors Are Seeking Out Objective Voices
Independent Advisers Are In Demand, but Picking One Means Homework - In the aftermath of the financial-market crisis, investors are leaving Wall Street to sign on with independent investment advisers.
Last year, registered investment advisers brought more than $108 billion of net new assets into the three largest custodians, according to Charles Schwab Corp., which holds roughly $500 billion in assets for such advisers. By contrast, the four major Wall Street brokerage firms saw an outflow of $8 billion in 2008.
Investors seeking to repair their damaged nest eggs say the chief lure of independent advisers is more-objective guidance...
WSJ: Wary Investors Are Seeking Out Objective Voices
Last year, registered investment advisers brought more than $108 billion of net new assets into the three largest custodians, according to Charles Schwab Corp., which holds roughly $500 billion in assets for such advisers. By contrast, the four major Wall Street brokerage firms saw an outflow of $8 billion in 2008.
Investors seeking to repair their damaged nest eggs say the chief lure of independent advisers is more-objective guidance...
WSJ: Wary Investors Are Seeking Out Objective Voices
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