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Home > Principals in Practice Podcast Series

Principals in Practice Podcast Series

Coming of age: What a professionalised advice industry means for business models

Bree Napier

18 February 2022 15:22

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What does a professionalising industry mean for the shape of advice practices? Is mending the advice gap a pipe dream for an industry veering towards the top end of the consumer market, or can a mass market solution work?

Participants: Simon Hoyle, CoreData, and Paul Barrett, AZ NGA

Facilitator: Matthew Smith

Length: 35min

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* According to CoreData’s Simon Hoyle, why do advice businesses models need to look different now compared to previously?
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It’s not a case of changing business models, AZ NGA’s Barret says. It’s a case of what?
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How does Barrett describe the experience of driving a product sales culture within an institution?
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Advice businesses can be small, medium or large, but to succeed they can’t be what according to Barrett?

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