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Examples of Conflicts of Interest
- Client-owners are charged less for services than other family clients.
- Multi-family office serves as a conduit for selling other investment products.
Questions Wealth Owners Should Ask to Surface Conflicts
- Do you provide objective oversight for comprehensive financial management of client affairs?
- How do you measure the quality of the financial advice you give to your clients?
- Do you earn annual revenue from any activities besides client fees?
- Are you the recipient of any non-monetary benefits/services from product providers?
- Do you pay referral fees to any sources for referring business to your firm?
- What business metrics are used to measure performance for your firm?
- Which services do you outsource to other providers and how do you evaluate their performance?
- Is there any information about your firm that you are restricted from disclosing to your clients?