Nucleus publishes adviser guide to exit strategy

Succession options and challenges

Victoria McKeever
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Nucleus has published a guide to help financial advisers assess the options and challenges involved in developing a succession plan and then create and execute an effective exit.

According to the wrap platform, succession and exit planning have become hot topics as the increased burden of regulation, influx of provider-owned advice and number of advisers hitting retirement over the next few years all mean more advisers than ever are considering their options. Nucleus said it therefore craeted Planning your exit: A guide to creating a succession plan and exit strategy, in collaboration with management consultant Kingmakers' director Rob Stevenson, to provide advisers with information on developing a succession plan - either through internal succession or an extern...

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