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Now On Demand. As part of their 2019 U.S. Generations Project, OppenheimerFunds conducted deep research into the investing minds of high-net-worth women. Findings reveal important trends critical for advisors to be aware of to further strengthen their relationships with current clients and attract new ones. Join us for this in-depth discussion that will cover key insights on wealthy women including:
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Christina Boris founded and oversees the client research department at OppenheimerFunds. Boris is responsible for researching asset management industry trends and publishing findings for the ultimate purpose of arming financial advisors with critical information to help them run their practices more efficiently and effectively. Current studies include advisor sentiment about wealth transfer, next generation financial advisory practices, the shifting generational needs of high-net-worth families and institutional portfolio construction practices. After starting her career in marketing research in 2001, she became hooked on the dynamics of public opinion research. She is the architect of The Generations Project research and looks forward to the opportunity to talk with you further about it. |
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Title: Women, Wealth and Families: New Research |
Date: Monday, May 6, 2019 |
Time: 1:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time |
Duration: 1 hour |
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