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Canadian advisors shifted to mutual funds, boosting productivity per client but facing retention challenges despite better satisfaction.
Canadian bank advisors maintained stable average assets under management from 2019 to 2020 but shifted portfolios heavily toward mutual funds, which rose to 64.7% of AUM, while wrap accounts and GICs declined.
Productivity per client rose, driven by fewer clients, though top advisors saw asset and productivity drops.
Revenue shifted toward mutual fund fees, while salaries as a share of income fell and bonuses rose.
Advisors report growing challenges retaining high-net-worth clients due to inadequate tools and support, despite improved client satisfaction tied to experience-based bonuses.
Gaps remain in planning resources, remote work options, and technology, with many relying on referrals to private wealth divisions.
Los asesores canadienses cambiaron a fondos mutuos, aumentando la productividad por cliente, pero enfrentando desafíos de retención a pesar de una mejor satisfacción.