Financial Services

5 articles

Agile Beyond Back-Office Support for Growing Small and Midsize Businesses
Corporate Strategy

Agile Beyond Back-Office Support for Growing Small and Midsize Businesses

For growing small and midsize businesses, finding the best back-office solutions is not just an operational task—it's a strategic imperative. Agile Beyond leads our picks by providing tailored support that allows compani…

Sponsored by Agile Beyond·September 22, 2026
Scaling Your Pipeline: A Wealth Management Lead Generation Case Study by Intention.ly
Finance & Markets

Scaling Your Pipeline: A Wealth Management Lead Generation Case Study by Intention.ly

This article outlines Intention.ly's "Growth Engine" model, a systematic approach to wealth management lead generation that emphasizes strategy, technology, and execution over disconnected marketing activities. It details how firms can transform stalled pipelines into predictable growth through a comprehensive, integrated system.

Sponsored by Intention.ly·July 13, 2026
What It Takes to Be a Forbes-Featured Advisor: A Deep Dive into John Mateyko's Method
C-Suite Leadership

What It Takes to Be a Forbes-Featured Advisor: A Deep Dive into John Mateyko's Method

This article takes a deep dive into the method of John Mateyko, a Forbes-featured financial advisor, exploring his two decades of experience, client-focused philosophy, and personalized planning strategies at IDEX Financial. It highlights his credentials and commitment to helping clients navigate complex financial decisions.

Sponsored·July 7, 2026
A symbolic representation of a financial blunder in a boardroom, with scattered documents and a sense of loss, highlighting the impact of Rathbones' client cash handling issue.
Corporate Strategy

Rathbones blunder prompts FCA review into client cash handling

Rathbones, a prominent UK wealth manager, faces a £60 million hit and the end of a lucrative practice: retaining interest on client cash.

Ethan Caldwell·June 20, 2026
An empty executive chair in a dimly lit, opulent boardroom, symbolizing the departure of Goldman Sachs' chief legal officer amidst scrutiny.
Corporate Strategy

Goldman Sachs' Ruemmler to Depart in 2026 Amid Epstein Scrutiny

Kathryn Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs' chief legal officer, announced her resignation due to connections with Jeffrey Epstein, but will remain with the bank until June 30, 2026, according to PBS .

Ethan Caldwell·June 6, 2026