Adviser 2.0 | Financial Advice Reinvented | Page 2 of 86

top of page

Robin Powell

An experienced television journalist, Robin runs Regis Media, a UK-based content marketing consultancy which helps financial advice firms around the world to attract, retain and educate clients.

Adviser 2.0 powered by REGIS MEDIA

Have a regular newsletter delivered straight to your inbox

Strategic partner

Recent posts

How can advisers ensure that clients’ interests come first?

How can advisers ensure that clients’ interests come first?

How financial advice became about so much more than investing

How financial advice became about so much more than investing

Archive

Does your marketing focus on how you stand out from the competition?

Oct 16, 2023

Does your marketing focus on how you stand out from the competition?

Serving a client base with a narrower set of characteristics can help smaller advice firms to really stand out.

How can your clients maintain focus through market volatility?

Oct 9, 2023

How can your clients maintain focus through market volatility?

Investing is a long-term process, while volatility is usually short term. No downturn has ever been permanent.

Coaching clients through investment’s “choice overload”

Oct 2, 2023

Coaching clients through investment’s “choice overload”

“Sometimes when people are confronted with enticing options and fancy tools, they forget why they started the process in the first place."

How much trust should people have in social media "finfluencers"?

Sep 18, 2023

How much trust should people have in social media "finfluencers"?

Social media can cause people to rush into decisions due to a fear of missing out. When those trends involve money, it can cause problems.

Is financial advice in the UK set to become more widely accessible?

Sep 11, 2023

Is financial advice in the UK set to become more widely accessible?

By recognising the important link between guidance and advice, financial services is set to become more accessible and effective.

2

3 4 5

bottom of page