In today’s fast paced world of constant change, independent financial advisors often find themselves scrambling to keep up. You’re juggling a million tasks - from in-depth planning and research to portfolio management - and the daily workload can leave little time for what truly matters: building strong client relationships and growing your business.
This is where outsourcing investment management comes in. Outsourced investment management has become a powerful solution that can help reclaim time and achieve greater efficiency in your practice.
So, what’s this all about? What is outsourced investment management?
Simply put, it’s when an advisor (or organization) hand off the reins of managing an investment portfolio to a trusted third party.
Outsourcing isn’t a new trend or concept. Our industry has been evolving for years, with more and more advisors moving away from a transactional approach to a diversified approach. This shift has naturally led to a growing reliance on turnkey asset management platforms (TAMPs) or third-party money managers.
Now, you might be wondering “What’s in it for me?” Well, let me break it down for you:
We asked one of our advisors who uses our own TAMP platform on USA Financial Exchange about how, in their opinion, the increased use of AUM has affected their overall business model:
“The use of AUM in my business model has made it very sustainable and it’s been a tremendous way to build income both for short term and long term and in a big way, it has really turned the business into a true business as opposed to a transactional business” -- Greg Z.
Ultimately, the decision to outsource investment management depends on your specific business goals and needs. Whether you decide to or not is up to you, but there’s no doubt that advisors that partner with an external firm are unlocking new opportunities for their business. If you find yourself spending more time on paperwork and number-crunching than client interactions, outsourcing might be a valuable option to consider.
Kevin Roskam is a Senior Advisory Business Consultant with USA Financial, joining the firm in 2005. He consults with advisors to tailor our...
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