What exactly to make of Morgan Stanley poaching robo-talent Naureen Hassan from Schwab on the heels of Greg Fleming's departure
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Pete Giza and Damon Deru go for Holy Grail of portfolio rebalancing with software that shuffles stocks, bonds... and asset classes; Believe it?
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June 11, 2019 at 9:49 PM
Stephen Winks
Major wirehouses will be taxed to execute strategy outside their comfortable corporate culture. Hassan affords excellent insight into the competitive forces outside of big brokerage that largely is insular to advisory services innovation. In Machiavellian big brokerage culture, will Hassan be given voice? If so, surely Hassan has a major role to play in the industry at large as major brokerage firms must adapt from high cost, low value added product sales/distribution to low cost, high value added advisory services importantly entailing the professional standing of the broker in rendering advice.
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