Many firms, however, continue to pursue a marketing strategy focused on high net worth clients despite managment reporting results that show a higher average profit per dollar of client assets among much less wealthy clients, who tend to be cheaper to serve and who pay higher prices.
Wealth Management
Much of the financial services industry puts intense strategic focus on building a large aggregate book of business with high net worth clients. In effect, they look to apply the 80/20 Rule to their operations, trying to augment their bases of financial assets by attracting a few very large clients rather than many more small clients.
Many firms, however, continue to pursue a marketing strategy focused on high net worth clients despite managment reporting results that show a higher average profit per dollar of client assets among much less wealthy clients, who tend to be cheaper to serve and who pay higher prices.
Many firms, however, continue to pursue a marketing strategy focused on high net worth clients despite managment reporting results that show a higher average profit per dollar of client assets among much less wealthy clients, who tend to be cheaper to serve and who pay higher prices.