Can AUM-Based Advisors Be True Fiduciaries?
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During a recent Inside Wealth panel, advisor Rick Ferri argued that AUM-based advisors aren't incentivized to put clients first, while attorney Max Schatzow stressed advisor compensation for "value" isn't easily quantified. Either way, advisors should expect more client scrutiny over the price of advice.
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