Financial Advisory “F” Bomb

Placing Client Interest before Self-Interest

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We are taking an informal poll, and are asking two key questions of financial intermediary modernity.

 

#1. As a financial advisor, regardless of designation, do you require a brokerage arbitration agreement; or not? Why or why not?

#2. Does this document place client interest first – as in a true fiduciary relationship – at all times? Please explain your rationale.

#3. Regardless of your philosophy – pro or con – regarding the use of arbitration agreements, do you give clients the option of selecting a fiduciary relationship; or not? Is it in writing?  

Conclusion

And so, your thoughts and comments on this Medical Executive-Post are appreciated. Please respond; clients, doctors, laymen and FAs; etc. Is this query the ultimate “F” bomb?

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