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How is cyberstalking done?
Cyberstalking is a crime in which someone harasses or stalks a victim using electronic or digital means, such as social media, email, instant messaging (IM), or messages posted to a discussion group or forum.
What is an example of cyberstalking?
Some examples of cyberstalking include: Sending manipulative, threatening, lewd or harassing emails from an assortment of email accounts. Hacking into a victim’s online accounts (such as banking or email) and changing the victim’s settings and passwords.
What qualifies as harassment online?
Harassment is generally defined as a repeated pattern of behavior intended to scare, harm, anger, or shame a targeted individual. Online harassment means these actions occur using digital technologies such as social media platforms, email or messaging services, gaming platforms, or cell phone communication.
How often do wealth managers provide information to clients?
Most wealth managers offer information to clients on a protracted cycle, which simply adds to the anxiety. Across the high net worth sample, 52\% receive progress updates on goal attainment once a month or once a quarter. Information on investment ideas and news on portfolio securities are provided at a similar frequency.
How should wealth managers respond to looming uncertainty?
Given looming uncertainty, advisors will have to overhaul the slow pace of information exchange to meet evolving needs. For wealth managers, the course of action is clear. To be forewarned is to be forearmed and high quality investment information supports risk mitigation.
What do highly affluent clients want from their financial advisors?
Nearly 30 percent are considered “event-driven investors,” meaning they work with advisors when they have a specific need, such as retirement planning. Therefore, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that estate planning assistance and customized wealth management solutions are among the primary needs of highly affluent clients.
How can wealth managers build closer relationships with UHNW clients?
Through more effective communication, wealth managers have an opportunity to build closer relationships with UHNW clients. The challenge is to walk the line between sharing content more frequently and provoking “information fatigue.”