Barron’s Top 150 Financial Advisers 2024
The ranking is a guide to those looking for an adviser and a scorecard that advisers can use to measure themselves against one another.
The Top 150 Financial Advisers List is a collaboration between The Australian and its corporate cousin, Barron’s.
The ranking is a guide to consumers looking for an adviser and a scorecard that advisers can use as benchmark.
The formula to calculate the ranking is based on the three general categories: client assets managed by the adviser; fees and revenue generated by their business, and the quality of the adviser’s business. The listing is based on 60 questions.
In the list, funds under advisement is based on the team FUA, an asterisk signals a wholesale adviser who is not required to be registered with ASIC.
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