How long should you spend in a client meeting in the dynamic world of wealth management? Is it about quantity or quality, and does following the high-frequency meeting approach of big banks pay off?
π Quality Over Quantity: The New Meeting Mantra
Tailored Duration: Thereβs no one-size-fits-all. A meeting should last as long as it needs to address the Clientβs unique needs and questions comprehensively.
Efficiency is Key: Focus on being concise yet thorough. Efficient meetings that respect the Clientβs time can be more effective than longer, less focused interactions.
π Rethinking the Sales Approach:
Not a Sales Pitch: Unlike an investment fund salesperson, a wealth managerβs role is to understand, advise, and build a relationship, not just close a deal.
Building Trust: Frequent, shorter meetings might seem impressive, but building trust and understanding takes time and genuine engagement.
πΌ Whatβs the Goal?
Understand Client Needs: The aim should be to deeply understand the Clientβs financial goals and concerns, not to meet a quota.
Provide Value: Each meeting should leave the client feeling informed, understood, and confident in their financial strategy.
π€ Your Strategy:
How do you approach wealth management meetings? Do you prioritise the length or the quality of interaction? What have you found most effective in fostering strong client relationships?
Source: LinkedIn