Sept. 2014 CLS - FPA of Nebraska

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Sept. 2014 CLS - FPA of Nebraska
TODD CLARKE, CLS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
REINVENT YOUR PRACTICE:
ALTERNATIVES TO TRADITIONAL
SUCCESSION PLANNING
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CLS INVESTMENTS, LLC – EARLY YEARS
CLS History
• Patrick Clarke
- Started in 1972: Stockbroker
- 1975 started a fee-based, financial
planning business
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1992 changed business model
from a retail financial planner to
third party asset management firm
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EARLY YEARS
Third Party Money Management Firm
• Started as an “overlay” money management firm
• Created AdvisorOne Funds in 1997
- ETF Pioneer
Clarke Lanzen Skalla Investment Firm, LLC
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WANTED TO START ORION
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WANTED TO START ORION
Sold CLS to Orbitex
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ORBITEX YEARS
LESSONS LEARNED
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CREATION OF NORTHSTAR
After Orbitex (as of January 2003):
• CLS assets approximately $750M
• Orion assets approximately $1B
• Gemini assets approximately $1B
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NORTHSTAR TODAY
as of 5/31/2014
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Assets under management and administration: $234 billion
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Employees: 553
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NORTHSTAR HISTORY
The Beginning of NorthStar
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Entrepreneur
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Client Relationships
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Control
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Flexibility
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Ownership
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NORTHSTAR HISTORY
Succession Planning
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“I am retired. Retirement is doing what I want, when I want.”
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Selling the Business
– Identity
– Mortality Attached
– Lack of Desire
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Continuity Plan
SUCCESSION PLANNING CRISIS
SUCCESSION PLANNING
=
SELL
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SUCCESSION PREPAREDNESS
Financial Advisor Stats
43% of financial advisors are either approaching or at retirement age*
(Average Age = 51)
1/3 of all advisors are between ages of 55 and 64*
71% of advisors have not defined or implemented a succession plan**
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*Source: Cerulli Associates
**Source: Pershing Advisor Solutions and Moss Adams
SUCCESSION PLANNING CRISIS
Selling is a Difficult Proposition
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Valuation Issues
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Retirement Readiness
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Desire
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VALUATION ISSUES
Hypothetical Advisory Business Analysis
Annual Revenues
Advisor Salaries (40%)
Overhead (40%)
Free Cash Flow (20%)
Valuation (using multiple of 5)
Down Payment (40%)
Payout per Year
$400,000
$160,000
$160,000
$80,000
$400,000
$160,000
$48,000 for the next five years
= No Pay Day
This example is an illustration of a hypothetical advisory business. Actual valuations will vary.
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RETIREMENT READINESS
Cobbler’s Children Syndrome
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RETIREMENT AGE
At what age do you plan to
not planning to retire
*
retire ?
50-60
61-65
76+
66-70
*Source: CLS Market Research
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RETIREMENT READINESS
Business will have to fetch
$750,000 to $1 million
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DESIRE
“I really enjoy the business and working with my clients” – Joe Moyer
“I don’t want to retire. I still enjoy what I’m doing and I guess I’m afraid of the
inactivity that comes with retiring” – Rick Arellano
“I don’t plan on retiring anytime soon…I’m able to travel and take extended
trips without having to talk to the office at all” – Dave Huber
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DESIRE
“…the broader issue is that many advisors simply do not want to retire,
because they enjoy what they do – especially if they can focus the practice
to get rid of the job duties that are the least desirable. In other words,
financial planning is a classic example of a profession that is not exactly a
physically intensive business, and as long as the mind is able and the body
allows for meetings with clients, planners can continue to work.”
– Industry observer, Michael Kitces
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REINVENT YOUR PRACTICE
SUCCESSION PLANNING
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REINVENT
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REINVENT YOUR PRACTICE
Several Options
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Buy-Sell Agreement
Partner with another Advisory Firm
Outsource
Junior Advisors
Combination
REINVENT YOUR PRACTICE
Do Something: Key Areas of Focus
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Human Capital
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Operational Management
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Legal Agreements
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REINVENT YOUR PRACTICE
Communicate Solution to Clients
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Instills Confidence
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Shows Long-Term Viability
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Enforces your Fiduciary Responsibility to Clients
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Allows you to Connect with the
Next Generation
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SUCCESSION PLANNING SUCCESS
NorthStar Succession Planning Success
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Continuity plan was in place
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Results: client needs outsourced already
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Partners and clients already had a
relationship with the whole team
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Business continued to operate and grow,
uninterrupted
REINVENT YOUR PRACTICE
The One Constant is Change
“…You must constantly be thinking about your own succession
plan because things change…” – Rick Arellano
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CONNECTING WITH CLS
CLS AdvisorIQ Series
CLSinvest.com/advisoriq
CLS Sales Team
CLSinvest.com/salesteam
888.455.4244
internals@clsinvest.com
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DISCLOSURES
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