Case Study for Wealth Advisors

 

ABA CASE STUDY FOR WEALTH ADVISORS:  THE CORPORATE EXECUTIVE

Self-paced online course: ABA eLearning
Price: $150 members; $190 non-members ENROLL NOW

Course Description:  This simulated case study allows participants to evaluate skills in providing a high-net-worth client with fully integrated financial solutions.  As the advisor to a highly compensated corporate executive, you'll answer a series of in-depth questions testing your knowledge in four areas:  financial planning, tax planning, estate planning and retirement planning.  At the end of the case study, you will receive an overall assessment of your ability to apply knowledge to a client with a financial profile that closely mirrors many of the clients found in your organization's wealth and trust portfolios.

Case Study Benefits: 

·         Wealth and Trust Management business line managers can assess their employees' knowledge of key topics that help create integrated financial solutions for high net worth clients

·         Advisors practice and receive feedback in a 'safe' environment, before putting skills to work in actual client situations

·         The Case Study provides a realistic client scenario, offering a high-impact learning experience with immediate feedback

·         The Case Study can be adapted to teams of advisors and used in subsequent coaching sessions

·         Web-based delivery allows users to access the Case Study from multiple locations

Audience:  The case study activity is designed for experienced wealth and trust advisors, with a minimum of 3-5 years working with high net worth clients.

Credit:  1.0 CTFA/PFI

For further information, please call (212) 297-1679 or elegg@nyba.com.

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