Insights

Running your firm

Operations, billing, trading, drift and the records everything else is computed from — the work that decides whether the rest holds.

Practice management

A fixed review cycle is a capacity plan →

Cadence should follow complexity, not the calendar.

Tools

Choosing a CRM as an RIA →

Three kinds of CRM compared without a horse in the race.

Practice management

If you vanished for three weeks →

Almost every firm runs on knowledge recorded nowhere.

Portfolios

One account. Three managers. →

Three mandates should not mean three registrations. That is a software constraint.

Operations

Running more than one custodian →

Rarely by design. Reconciliation does not add — it multiplies.

Controls

Who can see this client? →

Most systems enforce access on the screen. That is not where access is enforced.

Architecture

Who owns the number? →

Four systems can compute a client's return, each correctly, each differently.

Operations

Why billing goes wrong →

Nobody leaves over a fee error. They leave over what the fee error tells them.

Practice management

The year nobody maps →

Compliance as a series of surprises. What recurs, and where firms get caught.

Practice management

The person who cannot be away →

Most firms have six to fifteen single points of failure and have never counted them.

Practice management

The renewals nobody reviews →

Auto-renewal is designed for inattention. The default is that you keep paying.

Practice

What an hour of your time is worth →

The arithmetic most owners avoid, the distinction between work only you can do and work that merely lands on you, and what the honest comparison usually shows.

Reporting

Why two systems report different household returns →

The accounts reconciled to the dollar. The whole gap was in the roll-up.

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