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Two 'super RIAs' -- Aspiriant and Salient -- hire risk officers in a sign of what clients value post-2008-'09, post-Madoff

In the post-Madoff era, explicit downside is becoming more important -- and lets Aspiriant justify its $7,500 planning fee better

Author Brooke Southall November 24, 2013 at 8:45 PM
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Rajeev Sharan: I function as a market ‘shock absorber’ for clients.

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