Virtual Assistant Helps RIAs Fill 'Void' as They Grow: XYPN Founders
XYPN will also be able to “aggregate” the data it gets from members and “then be able to cohort that data,” he explained. “What we want to be able to do is allow advisors to say, ‘Hey, of the firms that are building a firm like mine, that started when I did, what technology are they using? What is their revenue? What’s their niche?…. What performance reporter are they using? What CRM are they using?’”
Other XYPN core goals for 2023 include a “more personalized approach to membership, deeper integrations across the XYPN tech stack, and continued expansion of XYPN’s service offerings to members” overall, it said.
Moore also re-emphasized XYPN’s anti-harassment policy, saying in a news release, “This is not a joke, and XYPN has enforced this policy at least once already with a prior conference attendee who will not be permitted to return.”
“When women have uncomfortable or threatening experiences at conferences and other events, they don’t come back, limiting their professional opportunities,” according to Moore. “XYPN is committed to creating a positive space for all advisors, including women and BIPOC professionals.”
2021 XYPN Growth
Among the key growth figures from XYPN’s 2021 benchmarking study, the findings of which were released at XYPN Live on Monday, were that the average XYPN member firm grew its client headcount by 36% in 2021.
XYPN member firms in the aggregate have also added over 20,000 new clients within the last year, it said, adding XYPN members comprise 25% of the Investopedia Top 100.
And two XYPN member firms, along with XYPN itself, it said, were included in the latest Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies.
In the past year alone, the XYPN Compliance team registered 186 new RIAs, boosting XYPN’s total to more than 1,200 firms and 1,650 members, it also said. In the aggregate, that means XYPN accounts for almost 11% of all state-registered RIAs offering financial planning services in the U.S., it added.
The next XYPN Live is planned for Sept. 19-21, in Atlanta.
(Pictured: Michael Kitces, left, and Alan Moore.)
