Sentences with phrase «on advisers»

A clear standard should require that an adviser's compensation not depend on any transaction where a client is relying on the adviser's counsel.

All discretionary spending has been frozen while spending on advisers and consultants has been cut by 30 per cent.

In Part 1 today, I'll focus on the adviser.

Make sure the new product is right for you before you act on the adviser's recommendations.

A material conflict puts a greater duty on the adviser.

This paper seeks to highlight how these two standards differ in terms of the legal requirements and duties imposed on advisers and brokers.

Political leaders rely heavily on advisers to help them set priorities.

It isn't common, but some students thrive on adviser neglect, gaining self - confidence in a hands - off environment where you can test hypotheses or run with your own idea.

It takes considerable due diligence to settle on an adviser.

So the more someone wants you to buy American Funds, the lower they are on the adviser food chain.

The needs of purchasers of legal services are changing dramatically, with a particular emphasis on advisers that offer services beyond legal and make better use of technology, a new survey has revealed.

In a complex legal environment, knowledgeable technology owners place a premium on advisers with cutting edge biotechnology experience.

If you rely on an adviser or investment service for investing help, you'll also want to see if you can reap some savings there too.

Yesterday, in Part 1 of this three - part column, I focused on the adviser.

See what to look for in financial advice for more information about what you should consider before you act on an adviser's recommendations.

She is hard on advisers who criticize her spending on a White House she calls a «pig sty.»

The fund is underwritten by CMFG Life Insurance Company, part of CUNA Mutual Group, and features competitive interest rates ranging from 1.5 % to 2 %, depending on adviser compensation.

Robert Gibson, fiduciary consultant at Centurion Group, says there is pressure on advisers from plan sponsors about what they can offer participants, and the challenge is how the program will be paid for.

The House Intelligence Committee on Saturday released a classified Democratic memo rebutting GOP claims that the FBI inappropriately spied on an adviser to President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.

Bernard Jenkin, the Conservative chair of the committee, said public confidence relied on the adviser on ministers» interests demonstrating independence from the government.

Weiner's tawdry activities have cast another shadow on the adviser and confidante who has been by Clinton's side for the past two decades, and threaten to remind voters of the candidate's own marital troubles over the decades.

Those supported on an adviser's R01 grant are considered employees and can contribute to a tax - deferred retirement annuity.

Publication record, and particularly number of first - author publications, has its own flaws as a productivity metric: It's dependent on the adviser and the nature of the project, and the number does not reflect the quality of the papers or of the student's contribution.

I'm well aware of the work required in order to execute a successful listing having worked on the adviser side of the fence, and i can imagine how difficult it is for business owners to balance the workload of a listing process with the day - to - day running of their business.

Having a fresh allocation model on advisers» desks when they come in to work is a great motivational tool to get on the phone and drum up new business.

Why should I have to pay a financial adviser at American Funds a high front end commission on Class A shares along with other fees (like I did in the previous year based on my advisers recommendation)?

The SEC and FINRA provide abundant information on advisers and firms that you can use to start your search.

Sixty - one percent believe it is incumbent on advisers to discuss guaranteed income products with them, and a great deal more, 90 %, think their adviser should help them devise a retirement income strategy.

In my opinion, it would have a far greater impact if it developed the other side of its U.S. model — a direct - to - client fund company that doesn't rely on the adviser network.

This then allows 4 months to formalise the claim and serve the necessary documents on the adviser.

It comes as scrutiny intensifies on advisers involved in delivering advice on pension transfers.

According to three Republicans familiar with that event, Trump was confronted by several supporters there, including mega-donor Rebekah Mercer, about news reports on his advisers» desire to tame his personality.

Not only was Wired deprived of the more than $ 60 million it had initially hoped to raise, but it had to swallow whatever it had already spent on advisers» fees and other expenses.

Economic theory that predicts harmful market failures due to the information asymmetries that are present when ordinary investors rely on advisers who are far more expert than them, but highly conflicted

and as a foreigner you really depends on your adviser a lot... early visa renewals... etc..

The majority of City partners believe commercial law has become more stressful over the last decade, as advances in technology and growing client demands put increasing pressure on advisers.

Governance Institute of Australia chief executive Tim Sheehy said companies shouldn't rely on advisers to stop the leaking of market - sensitive information.

Ken was thoughtful and gentle instead of brash, measured instead of impulsive, and relied on advisers (such as John A. Tory, the lawyer and father of Toronto mayor - elect John H. Tory) instead of his gut.

If something goes wrong, he notes, you can't blame it on your adviser.

But the onus is on the client to schedule the call, as opposed to the full - service model where the onus is supposed to be on the adviser.

Shareholders paid the price for this adventure, with almost EUR 13.6 mio spent on advisers.