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Adviser recruiting may need new tack for women

Supplies are running low and outreach needs to grow.

Independent registered investment advisers may need to rethink how they are recruiting female advisers if they expect to continue growing over the long term.

In "2016 U.S. Advisor Metrics," Cerulli Associates reported that women make up 16% of the total financial adviser population. And RIAs have e

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