If you run an advisory business, do you know how much it costs you annually to administer each client account?
You probably have a decent idea of profit and loss on each individual client – as many firms are jettisoning so-called ‘unprofitable clients.’ Profit and loss on a client is made up of a number of components, of which the actual cost of administering the client’s affairs is one part – what technology companies would call ‘the box.’ In reality, ‘the box’ for most companies –be they adviser firms, asset managers, wealth managers, life companies, or banks – is made up of lots of old ‘boxes’ stuck together with bits of sticky tape. The regulator has identified this as a risk to client ...
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