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Citywire highlights it’s top Q&As in 2019, in which eight gatekeepers recount their best and worst investor interviews, from overconfident PMs to preposterous historical returns. This is my favorite column in Citywire. Read more »
Smaller hedge and private equity funds often are run by money managers, not marketers. They want to grow but they struggle for investor dollar because of short track-records, not enough assets and limited reputations. Traditional third-party sales firms won’t represent them, yet. For now, use these marketing strategies to get noticed. Read more »
Portfolio managers and analysts generally feel most comfortable interacting with highly sophisticated institutional consultants and wealth managers who are well versed in the highly technical and jargon-laded lingua franca of the investment world. But as many asset managers find themselves struggling to capture new inflows, they’re asking portfolio managers and analysts to communicate directly with Read more »
With the enforcement of Regulation Best Interest, this year will be a pivotal year for advisors concerned about thriving or just surviving. Read more »
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As uncomfortable as it may seem, now is the time to plan for such an event - while everyone is thinking rationally, and there is time to consider all contingencies. Read more »
Citywire highlights it’s top Q&As in 2019, in which eight gatekeepers recount their best and worst investor interviews, from overconfident PMs to preposterous historical returns. This is my favorite column in Citywire. 
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Smaller hedge and private equity funds often are run by money managers, not marketers. They want to grow but they struggle for investor dollar because of short track-records, not enough assets and limited reputations. Traditional third-party sales firms won’t represent them, yet. For now, use these marketing strategies to get noticed. 
Portfolio managers and analysts generally feel most comfortable interacting with highly sophisticated institutional consultants and wealth managers who are well versed in the highly technical and jargon-laded lingua franca of the investment world. But as many asset managers find themselves struggling to capture new inflows, they’re asking portfolio managers and analysts to communicate directly with 
With the enforcement of Regulation Best Interest, this year will be a pivotal year for advisors concerned about thriving or just surviving. 
Rising passive inflows, fee compression, increasing regulation, and platform rationalization continue to threaten the survival of boutique firms. As these trends come more sharply into focus, 2020 will be a pivotal year in which firms either get ahead of them or continue their slide into oblivion. 
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The results your digital marketing program delivers are only as good as the quality of your content and the relevancy of the people you’re trying to reach. 
At some point, the bad times will return. When they arrive, some asset managers will find new revenue opportunities, while others will need to go into survival mode. The smart firms will anticipate where they could end up and start preparing for the inevitable.
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