Canadian Wealth Managers Jockey to Recruit Advisers
An aging workforce and looming regulatory change are driving stiff competition between Canada's top wealth managers to recruit new advisers, a costly and arduous process that makes finding the right fit crucial for both sides. With the average age of advisers at full-service investment companies nearing 50 and compliance demands…
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