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High net worth investors in Canada:
High net worth investments are becoming increasingly complicated to manage. This white paper explores what advisors need to be aware of to tap into this lucrative demographic.
High Net Worth Investors in Canada
The high net worth (HNW) population in Canada is growing fast. This demographic represents highly lucrative opportunities for financial advisors. However, there are unique, key issues that are important for advisors to consider as they look to attract and retain high net worth Canadian clients.
The opportunities presented by high net worth investors
| 1. The Canadian high net worth investor market is growing faster than any other retail segment. | 2. Capital preservation, limited volatility and income generation are the primary investment goals of high net worth investors. |
| 3. The needs of high net worth individuals become more complex as their wealth increases. | 4. High net worth families are demanding ever-increasing expertise and commitment from their advisors. |
| 5. Growth within the high net worth investor segment is being fueled by liquidity events, inheritances and lump-sum employment income. |
Valuable high net worth investor insights
At Mackenzie Private Wealth, we provide you with tools specifically designed to help you grow your high net worth investor business. We’ve teamed up with Investor Economics to produce best-in-class insights in these white papers:
How Mackenzie Private Wealth can help
We understand the value of high net worth individuals to advisors and so we set up Mackenzie Private Wealth to help you sign up more wealthy clients and provide them with the advice they need. Here are just some of the ways we can help you to grow your high net worth investor business:
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This should not be construed as legal, tax or accounting advice. This material has been prepared for information purposes only. The tax information provided in this document is general in nature and each client should consult with their own tax advisor, accountant and lawyer before pursuing any strategy described herein as each client’s individual circumstances are unique. We have endeavored to ensure the accuracy of the information provided at the time that it was written, however, should the information in this document be incorrect or incomplete or should the law or its interpretation change after the date of this document, the advice provided may be incorrect or inappropriate. There should be no expectation that the information will be updated, supplemented or revised whether as a result of new information, changing circumstances, future events or otherwise. We are not responsible for errors contained in this document or to anyone who relies on the information contained in this document. Please consult your own legal and tax advisor.