Wealth Managment
Preparing for client meetings can be very time consuming as you work through the many steps that need to be done to prepare . . . Find last year’s notes and review what you’ve already discussed Follow up on what you told your client you would be discussing this year Find or create presentations to…
Servicing clients is easy with Salesforce case management functionality. Cases function as process-driven objects, which means they are flexible and can accommodate many internal processes (such as change of address, death of a client, or compliance-related requests). With a few custom fields, you can quickly customize these for your team. However, some advisors have a…
One of the most insightful annual industry surveys published on the technology used by Wealth Management is theT3/Inside Information Advisor Software Survey by Joel Bruckenstein and Bob Veres. All tables and graphics in this post are from this survey. Published in February of 2020, the survey is 47 pages of technology vendor market share goodness….
UPDATE: In 2020 this offering was rebranded to “Digital Wealth In A Box” In an earlier blog post we highlighted the market opportunity in wealth management for Salesforce. As we’ve discussed, Salesforce Financial Services Cloud (FSC) is a premium wealthtech platform – with an enterprise security model, robust APIs, and a massive ecosystem of third-party…
UPDATE: In 2020 this offering was rebranded to “Digital Wealth In A Box” I’m not sure I’d want to be RedTail right now. Salesforce has them in their sights. According to the T3 2019 Technology Survey, RedTail currently holds over 50% market share for CRMs in the advisor space. Number two on that list, at 8%,…
What is Salesforce for Wealth Management? Essentially it’s an app (overlay) – a collection of custom objects, code and analytics that is installed in your Salesforce instance. It’s designed for a single audience – Financial Advisors (Wealth Advisors). It’s a highly tailored view and organization of client information, investments and professional relationships. This blog post…