Nick Eatock: Structure your business in '3D' and see the benefits
Balancing new and existing clients
Nick Eatock: "A '3D' business structure should work in a way that allows the people running it to reach out and grab more of the action."
Advisers who operate a '3D' business structure are the ones who are more likely to achieve their expansion goals, writes Nick Eatock, as he offers a brief guide to the trio of best-practice ideas
As you might expect from a tech business, we have been spending a fair amount of time looking at the value advisers can gain from making full use of the bells and whistles available to them through business...
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