Obviously, the Academy of Financial Services Review is one (although I think I heard one of you academics utter the word “barely” on one of our calls). 4.)
As a practitioner, this is your opportunity to help shape the future of academic research in our field, and to learn new concepts, tools, and techniques. If you are like me, I look at most academic research and say “pretty graphs, undecipherable formulas, and unusable results.”
One or more of the authors or co-authors of each of almost 90 academic research papers has 20 minutes to present an abstract of their latest unpublished/yet to be published papers
This is true today of IGE(Natural resources) down 1.67% and MXI(Global Materials down 1.47%
The salon hosted by Sally Jo Button was an excellent forum to discuss the global macro economic environment
For the day MXI-I-Shares Global materials was down approximately 1.6% GDX-Gold Miners down 3.37% IYR-I-Shares REITs only down .13% DBC-Deutsche Bank Broad based commodity down .37% IAU-Spot Gold ETF-Down 5.34% The safe haven or alternative currency gold was in part elevated on the perception of continued easing by the Fed
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The review drew articles from over 360 academic journals and there were a number of interesting findings: There were over 2000 peer reviewed articles published in the topic areas Articles published per year effectively doubled over the timeframe Not surprisingly FPA’s Journal of Financial Planning was the single more active source of research with about 20% of published articles
My prospect is the CFO for a local company, and he's trying to help some of the more highly compensated employees out. 6 or 7 of the employees at this company receive bonuses every year based on company profits. These bonuses are typically in the $250,000 range per employee, which as you can...
• It's a peer-to-peer learning opportunity focused on practical takeaways through conversation • Core topics discussed will be best practices globally relevant planning issues and for Cross-Border Planning
We wrap up with three very interesting articles: the first takes a deep look at the history of hyperinflations for the past century and how the government just printing money alone does not lead to an inflationary spiral; the second takes a look at how to rebuild consumer trust in financial services globally, making the notable point that just increasing disclosures may provide more/better information to consumers but may also be providing them more reasons not to trust; and the last providing a poignant reminder for all planners that being a good advisor also means living your own advice, which means make sure your own financial house is in order and that you're fitting your business into your life, not the other way around
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