This webinar aims to provide you with what alternative asset classes exist so that you are more informed for clients and can provide alternatives not previously considered.
When investors seek return, most consider stocks. However, there is a wealth of opportunities to invest in other items besides stocks and not just bonds, mutual funds, or foreign exchange. They're a fairly new dynamic asset class, alternatives cover a wide range of investments with unique characteristics. Alternative asset classes are fairly new, and create some levels of liquidity but provide attractive alternative means than stocks or mutual funds. This webinar aims to provide you with what alternative asset classes exist so that you are more informed for clients and can provide alternatives not previously considered.
Field of Study: Finance
Drew Stevens works with individuals and organizations that grapple with finances and transforms them into wealthy professionals with the liquidity and lifestyle they desire to live with so that they can have profound longevity in order to create a legacy. Mr. Stevens has worked on Wall Street since 1985 helping working with portfolio managers, traders brokers, and other investment professionals. He has produced over $11 billion in revenue for organizations while always delivering to others. He contributed 14 books and over 4500 articles and Internet articles to stimulate others to increase their knowledge and awareness of the financial markets. He is a registered insurance professional and working actively towards his investment advisory certification. Mr. Stevens is a well-known international keynote speaker and seminar producer.
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