The Case for Outsourcing Portfolio Construction
More advisors are separating portfolio construction from client relationships — and finding that both improve. We explore what the outsourced CIO model looks like in practice.
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Practice management ideas, investment strategy commentary, and outsourced CIO perspectives — written for independent advisors building better portfolios.
More advisors are separating portfolio construction from client relationships — and finding that both improve. We explore what the outsourced CIO model looks like in practice, what the research says, and how to evaluate whether it fits your firm.
More advisors are separating portfolio construction from client relationships — and finding that both improve. We explore what the outsourced CIO model looks like in practice.
Independent RIAs and IARs in the $25M–$100M range face a unique challenge: too large to ignore investment infrastructure, too small to afford a dedicated CIO. Here's how the OCIO model solves it.
The fastest-growing independent advisory practices aren't building bigger investment teams — they're outsourcing the CIO function. Here's why, and what to look for in an OCIO partner.
Buy-and-hold works well during accumulation. In retirement, when clients are drawing down assets, tactical asset allocation can provide the downside protection that makes the difference.
The advisors who build the most successful retirement-focused practices share a set of common characteristics — in how they position themselves, serve clients, and structure their businesses.
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