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Tiburon Strategic Advisors CEO Summit XXI October 12-13, 2011

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI October 12-13, 2011

Table of Contents

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Overview • Agenda...... 1 • Attendee List...... 2

Day 1: Wednesday • Welcome: Skip Schweiss & Chip Roame...... 3 • Keynote Opening Presentation: Chip Roame...... 4 • Award Presentation: Bill Sharpe...... 5 • General Session Panel Discussion: Innovation (Facilitated by Chip Roame)...... 6 • Break-Out Sessions...... 7 1. The Democratization of Alternative Investments: A Good Thing or Window Dressing & a Recipe for Disaster?: Kirk Michie, John Coyne, John Rooney, & Jon Sundt (The Consulate Room, Third Floor) 2. Convergence: The Evolution from Selling Products to Providing Solutions: Cheryl Nash (Salon IV, First Floor) 3. The Fiduciary Opportunity: Succeeding in a Changing Advisory Landscape: Viggy Mokkarala (Salon V, First Floor) 4. The Impact of Emerging Media on the Wealth Management Industry: Neal Ringquist (The Ambassador Room, Third Floor) 5. Impact Investing: Doing Well By Doing Good: Ron Cordes (The Directors Room, Third Floor) • General Session Panel Discussion: Regulations & the 2012 Elections (Facilitated by Chip Roame)...... 8 • General Session Guest Presentation: Pete Kight...... 9 • Award Presentation: Rob Arnott...... 10

Day 2: Thursday • Day Two Kick-Off: Cheryl Nash...... 11 • General Session Guest Presentation: Michael Sapir...... 12 • General Session Guest Presentation: Paul Steiger...... 13 • General Session Panel Discussion: Ask the Consumers (Facilitated by Gail Graham)...... 14 • General Session Panel Discussion: Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Insights (Facilitated by Chip Roame)...... 15

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Reference Documents • Tiburon Brochure...... 16 • Tiburon Managing Partner Chip Roame Biography...... 17 • Tiburon CEO Summits...... 18 • Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsors...... 19 • Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Volunteers...... 20 • Tiburon CEO Summits Past Media Coverage...... 21

Upcoming CEO Summit: Tiburon CEO Summit XXI

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI will officially start at 7:45am on Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in San Francisco, CA, include a group dinner that night at a waterfront restaurant in Tiburon and finish at 12:00pm on Thursday, October 13, 2011.

More casually, Tiburon CEO Summit XXI will begin with a cocktail reception the prior evening Tuesday October 11, 2011 at 6:00pm at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.

Meeting Agenda

The planned agenda is as follows:

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

6:00pm-9:00pm: Cocktail Reception

 Tiburon will host a casual cocktail reception at the Ritz Carlton Hotel

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

7:00am-7:45am: Continental Breakfast

 Attendees should feel free to bring breakfast foods to the opening session

7:45am-8:15am: Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Welcome

 Presented by Skip Schweiss (President, TD Ameritrade Trust Company) & Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)

8:15am-9:45am: Keynote Opening Presentation

 State of the Financial Services Industry  Presented by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)

9:45am-10:00am: Cell Phone Break

10:00am-11:00am: Tiburon CEO Summit Award Presentation CEO Summit XXI Keynote Opening Presenter  Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Stanford Chip Roame University) (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)  Facilitated by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)

11:00am-11:15am: Refreshments & Cell Phone Break

11:15am-12:00pm: General Session Panel Discussion

 Innovation  Facilitated by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors) CEO Summit XXI  Tiburon client panelists: Award Recipient  Ron Cordes (Co-Chairman, Genworth Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Financial Wealth Management) Stanford University)  Ric Edelman (Co-CEO, The Edelman Financial Group)  Bill Harris (CEO, Personal Capital Corporation)  Neal Ringquist (President, Advisor Software)

12:00pm-1:15pm: Box Lunches & Break-Out Sessions

 Five break-out session choices:  The Democratization of Alternative Investments: A Good Thing or Window Dressing & a Recipe for Disaster?: Kirk Michie, John Coyne, John Rooney, & Jon Sundt  Convergence: The Evolution from Selling Products to Providing Solutions: Cheryl Nash  The Fiduciary Opportunity: Succeeding in a Changing Advisory Landscape: Viggy Mokkarala  The Impact of Emerging Media on the Wealth Management Industry: Neal Ringquist  Impact Investing: Doing Well by Doing Good: Ron Cordes  Please take lunch to your choice of break-out sessions

1:30pm-2:30pm: General Session Panel Discussion CEO Summit XXI Guest Speaker Pete Kight  Regulations & the 2012 Elections (Managing Partner, The ComVest Group)  Facilitated by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)  Tiburon client panelists:  Marion Asnes (Chief Marketing Officer, Envestnet)  Tony Batman (CEO, 1st Global Capital Corporation)  Dave Baum (Partner, Investment Products & Services Group, Alston & Bird)  Paul Schaeffer (Business Head, Strategy & CEO Summit XXI Thought Leadership, Forward Management) Award Recipient  Skip Schweiss (President, TD Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates) Ameritrade Trust Company)

2:30pm-2:45pm: Refreshments & Cell Phone Break

2:45pm-3:30pm: General Session Guest Presentation

 Presented by Pete Kight (Managing Partner, The ComVest Group)  Introduction by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)

3:30pm-3:45pm: Cell Phone Break

3:45pm-4:45pm: Tiburon CEO Summit Award Presentation

 Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates)  Facilitated by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)

4:45pm-6:30pm: Free Time & Bus or Ferryboat to Tiburon

 Ferry boat option #1: 4:55pm walking departure from the hotel to catch the 5:25pm ferryboat (arrival approximately at 5:45pm, well before the start of cocktails)  Ferry boat option #2: 5:45pm walking departure from the hotel to catch the 6:15pm ferryboat (arrival at 6:35pm, just after start of cocktails)  Bus option: 6:05pm departure from the hotel lobby (arrival approximately at 6:30pm, close to the start of cocktails)

6:30pm-9:30pm: Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Group Dinner at Servino's Restaurant in Tiburon, CA

 6:30pm-7:30pm: Cocktail Hour  7:30pm-9:30pm: Dinner

Thursday, October 13, 2011

7:00am-7:45am: Continental Breakfast

 Attendees should feel free to bring breakfast foods to the opening session

7:45am-8:00am: Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Day #2 Kick-Off

 Presented by Cheryl Nash (Interim President, Fiserv Investment Services)

8:00am -8:45am: General Session Presentation

 Michael Sapir (CEO, ProShares)  Introduction by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)

8:45am-9:00am: Cell Phone Break

9:00am-9:45am: General Session Guest Presentation

CEO Summit XXI Guest Speaker  Presented by Paul Steiger (CEO, Pro Publica) Michael Sapir  Introduction by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, (CEO, ProShares) Tiburon Strategic Advisors)

9:45am-10:00am: Refreshments & Cell Phone Break

10:00am-11:00am: General Session Panel Discussion

 Ask the Consumers  Facilitated by Gail Graham (Executive Vice President, Fidelity Institutional Wealth Services)  Consumer Panelists:

 Jon C. CEO Summit XXI  Joe G. Guest Speaker Paul Steiger  Julia L. (CEO, Pro Publica)  Alex N.

11:00am-11:15am: Deli Buffet & Cell Phone Break

11:15am -12:00pm: General Session Panel Discussion  Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Insights  Facilitated by Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)  Client Panelists:  Atindra Barua (CEO, Trust Fort)  Craig Gordon (President, RBC Correspondent & Advisor Services)  Viggy Mokkarala (Executive Vice President, Envestnet)  Frank Trotter (President, EverBank Direct)

Sarah Sage is responsible for all logistics, photography, & media relations; feel free to contact her with any questions at 415-789-2540 or [email protected]

Attendee List

Tiburon sends invitations to its semi-annual CEO Summits exclusively to C- level executives, executive vice presidents, & other business heads at its 300+ corporate clients. Other managing directors and senior vice presidents (and all others) are not invited in order to keep the discussion focused on CEO-level issues and to try to manage the size of each CEO Summit to 150 client attendees.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Confirmed Attendee List

Tiburon is pleased to announce that the following 138 Tiburon clients have already confirmed their attendance for Tiburon CEO Summit XXI:

 Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors)  Blaine Aikin (CEO, Fiduciary 360)  David Akellian (Executive Vice President, Custom Clearing Services, LPL Financial)  John Alshefski (Business Head, Business Development, Investment Manager Services, SEI Investments)  Daniel Applegarth (Chief Financial Officer, NorthStar Financial Services Group)  Andy Arenberg (Global Business Head, ETF Distribution, Russell Investments)  Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates)  Marion Asnes (Chief Marketing Officer, Envestnet)  Chuck Baldiswieler (CEO, TCW Funds)  David Ballard (Chief Information Officer, Advisor Group, American International Group (AIG))  Atindra Barua (CEO, TrustFort)  Tony Batman (CEO, 1st Global Capital Corporation)  Dave Baum (Partner, Investment Products & Services Group, Alston & Bird)  Ed Beggs (CEO, Laser App Software)  Don Black (Business Head, Marketing & Communications, Barron’s)  Stephanie Bogan (CEO, Quantuvis Consulting)  Joe Bottazzi (Executive Vice President, Business Development, Edelman Financial Services)  John Bunch (President, Retail Distribution, TD Ameritrade)  Yvette Butler (Business Head, Wells Fargo Advisor Solutions)  Gidon Caine (Partner, Securities Litigation, Alston & Bird)  Bruce Cameron (CEO, Berkshire Capital Securities)  Frank Campanale (CEO, First Allied Wealth Management)  David Canter (Executive Vice President, Practice Management & Consulting, Fidelity Institutional Wealth Services)  Christian Chan (Business Head, Investments, Wells Fargo Funds Management Group)  Lenny Chang (Co-Founder, Focus Financial Partners)  Dave Chun (CEO, Equilar)  Carolyn Clancy (Executive Vice President, Funds Network, Fidelity Investments)  Bernie Clark (Executive Vice President, Advisor Services, The Charles Schwab Corporation)  John Cochran (Managing Director, Lovell Minnick Partners)  Steve Cohen (Chief Strategy Officer, ProShares)  David Conover (President, EverBank Wealth Management)  Ron Cordes (Co-Chairman, Genworth Financial Wealth Management)  Trish Cox (Business Head, Schwab Corporate Brokerage Services, The Charles Schwab Corporation)  John Coyne (President, Brinker Capital)  Peter Crenier (Business Head, Business Development, Investment Services, Fiserv)  Jeff Cusack (President, Intermediary Distribution, Forward Management)  Scott David (Business Head, Third-Party Distribution, T. Rowe Price Group)  Surajeet Deka (Executive Vice President, TrustFort)  Stuart DePina (CEO, Tamarac)  Jeffrey Dunham (CEO, Dunham & Associates)  Ric Edelman (Co-CEO, The Edelman Financial Group)  Randy Epright (Chief Operating Officer, Advisor Group, American International Group (AIG))  Mike Everett (Chief Marketing Officer, My Vest Corporation)  Tom Florence (CEO, 361 Capital)  Rob Foregger (Chief Strategy Officer, Personal Capital Corporation)  Chris Frieden (Partner, Financial Services & Products, Alston & Bird)  Rick Frisbie (Chief Administrative Officer, Franklin Templeton Investments)  Matt Frymier (President, Sterling Stamos Capital Management)  Dave Goerz (Chief Investment Officer, High Mark Capital Management)  Debby Goldberg (Chief Development Officer, Pro Publica)  Craig Gordon (President, RBC Correspondent & Advisor Services)  Gail Graham (Executive Vice President, Marketing, Fidelity Institutional Wealth Services)  Jennifer Grancio (Business Head, Distribution, US iShares)  Bill Hackett (CEO, Matthews International Capital Management)  Carrie Hansen (President, Mutual Funds, Genworth Financial Wealth Management)  Bill Harris (CEO, Personal Capital Corporation)  Neesha Hathi (Chief Operating Officer, Schwab Performance Technologies)  Gary Holland (Publisher, Barron’s)  Dave Hubbard (President, Exemplar Financial Network)  Rich Hunter (Chief Financial Officer, Commonwealth Financial Network)  Cliff Jack (Chief Distribution Officer, Jackson National Life Insurance Company)  Tom Johnson (Business Head, Business Development, Retirement Income Products, New York Life)  Tif Joyce (President, Joyce Financial Management)  Dan Kern (President, Advisor Partners)  Pete Kight (Managing Partner, The ComVest Group)  Chip Kispert (CEO, Beacon Strategies)  David Knoch (President, 1st Global Capital Corporation)  Rajini Kodialam (Co-Founder, Focus Financial Partners)  Paul Koontz (General Partner, Foundation Capital)  Michael Larsen (Executive Vice President, Affiliate Relations, Research Affiliates)  Marshall Levin (Partner, Beacon Strategies)  Chuck Lewis (CEO, My Vest Corporation)  Matt Lynch (CEO, Capital Analysts)  Norman Mains (Chief Risk Officer, Forward Management)  JC Massar (Chairman, Capital International Financial Services, Capital Group Companies)  Pat McClain (Co-CEO, Hanson McClain)  Jim McCool (Executive Vice President, Institutional Services, The Charles Schwab Corporation)  Dennis McDonald (Business Head, Investment Strategy Group, Individual Products, TIAA-CREF Financial Services)  Kirk Michie (President, Triton Pacific Securities)  Viggy Mokkarala (Executive Vice President, Sales & Client Service, Envestnet)  Ed Moore (President, Edelman Financial Services)  Randy Moore (Partner, Financial Services & Products Group, Alston & Bird)  Mike Mulcahy (President, Bridgeway Capital Management)  John Murray (Chief Information Officer, Genworth Financial Wealth Management)  Glenn Myers (Chief Operating Officer, The MDE Group)  Jim Nagengast (CEO, Securities America)  Cheryl Nash (Interim President, Investment Services, Fiserv)  Mark Nerud (CEO, Jackson National Asset Management)  Bruce Nollenberger (President, Think Equity Asset & Wealth Management)  Bill O’Conor (Executive Vice President, Financial Services Group, Penton Media)  Bill O’Grady (Managing Director, Strategic Planning, Alpha One Capital Partners)  Curt Overway (President, Managed Portfolio Advisors, Natixis Global Associates)  John Phillips (Executive Vice President, Strategic & Global Sales, National Financial Services)  Jim Polisson (CEO, Global Exchange Traded Fund Business, Russell Investments)  Laura Pollard (Executive Vice President, Fidelity ActionsXchange)  Alex Potts (CEO, Loring Ward Group)  Andy Putterman (CEO, Fortigent)  Arvind Ramnani (Business Head, US Technology Equity Research, UBS)  David Reich (Executive Vice President, LPL Financial Retirement Partners)  Alan Reid (CEO, Forward Management)  Neal Ringquist (President, Advisor Software)  Tony Rochte (Senior Managing Director, North American Intermediary Business Group, State Street Global Advisors)  John Rooney (Managing Principal, Commonwealth Financial Network)  Larry Roth (CEO, Advisor Group, American International Group (AIG))  Andrew Rudd (CEO, Advisor Software)  Rich Santos (Group Publisher, Registered Rep & Trust & Estates, Wealth Management Group, Penton Media)  Michael Sapir (CEO, ProShares)  Paul Schaeffer (Business Head, Strategy & Thought Leadership, Forward Management)  Skip Schweiss (President, TD Ameritrade Trust Company)  Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University)  Brandon Sharrett (Business Head, Global Sales, Investment Services, Fiserv)  Sterling Shea (Business Head, Advisory & Wealth Management Programs, Barron’s)  Babu Sivadasan (Executive Vice President, Engineering & Product Development, Envestnet)  David Smith (Group Publisher, Financial Advisor & Private Wealth Magazines)  Cliff Stanton (Chief Investment Officer, Prima Capital Management)  Paul Steiger (CEO, Pro Publica)  Tom Steinberger (Global Business Head, Business Development, Pensco Trust Company)  Beth Stelluto (Executive Vice President, Product & Platform Development, LPL Financial)  Hal Strong (Operating Executive, Genstar Capital)  Nick Stuller (CEO, Meridian-IQ)  Peter Sundman (CEO, Clear Bridge Advisors)  Jon Sundt (CEO, Altegris Investments)  Marie Swift (CEO, Impact Communications)  Susan Theder (Chief Marketing Officer, Cetera Financial Group)  Leno Toich (Co-CEO, Informa Investment Solutions)  Nicolo Torre (Chief Investment Officer, Advisor Software)  Doug Townsend (Chief Operating Officer, Jackson National Life Distributors)  Frank Trotter (President, EverBank Direct)  Enrique Vasquez (CEO, Genworth Financial Investment Services)  Mitch Vigeveno (CEO, Turning Point)  Steve Warren (Chief Operating Officer, My Vest Corporation)  Gib Watson (CEO, Prima Capital Management)  Scott Welch (Senior Managing Director, Investment Research & Strategy, Fortigent)  Alan Werba (Chairman, Loring Ward)  Jim Wiandt (CEO, Index Universe)  Craig Wietz (President, First Rate Investment Systems)  Spencer Williams (CEO, Rollover Systems)  Michael Winnick (Business Head, Strategic Partnerships & US Intermediary Distribution, Russell Investments)  Emmett Wright (Chief Investment Officer, Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company)

Tiburon is also pleased & appreciative to welcome the following consumers who will share their views of the financial services industry at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI:

 John C.  Julia L.  Alex N.  Joe V.

Tiburon is also pleased to welcome the following journalists who have registered to attend specific sessions at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI:

 Janet Levaux (Managing Editor, Research Magazine)  Brooke Southall (Editor-in-Chief, RIA Biz)  Jennifer Tekneci (Reporter, Merger Markets)

Attending Tiburon's CEO Summits

Tiburon maintains a list of over 3,000 executive-level clients at over 300 companies who have engaged the firm, many of whom have actively participated in prior Tiburon CEO Summits. Attendance at each Tiburon CEO Summit is limited to 150 executives and is reserved for Tiburon's clients. If you are an executive-level Tiburon client and would like to participate in a future Tiburon CEO Summit, please contact Tiburon's Managing Principal Chip Roame . If you are not yet a client and interested, please contact Sarah Sage . Tiburon CEO Summit XXI

Welcome October 12, 2011

Outline

• Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Moderator Welcome & Prior Experiences, Agenda Highlights, & Ground Rules

• Tiburon Overview, Tiburon CEO Summit Vision, & Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Introductions

1 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon CEO Summit XXI - Moderator Welcome & Prior Experiences

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Moderator Welcome & Prior Experiences

 Involvement history

 Favorite past speakers, success stories, & other memories

 Tiburon gift -> photo books

 Attendance & sponsorship logic

 Anticipated sessions & events

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 2 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Tiburon CEO Summit XX – Award Recipients & Guest Speakers

Tiburon CEO Summit XX Award Recipients & Guest Speakers (Last April in New York)

• Keith Banks (US • David Carroll (Wells • Ed Finn (Barron’s) Trust) Fargo Corporation) • Allen Thorpe (Hellman • Jack Bogle (The • Mark Casady (LPL & Friedman) Vanguard Group) Financial) (Award (Award Recipient) Recipient)

• Charles Brandes • Ric Edelman (Brandes Investment (Edelman Financial Partners) Services)

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 3 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon CEO Summit XX Attendees Rated the Event a 9.2 on a 10.0 Scale, Consistent with All Scores Since Moving to the Ritz Carlton Hotels

Tiburon CEO Summits Overall Satisfaction (1-10; 10 = High)

9.2 9.3 9.1 9.2 8.5 8.7 8.7 8.6 8.7

CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX

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Tiburon CEO Summits XII – XX Attendees Gave Pete Kight & Don Phillips the Top Scores Amongst General Session Speakers

Tiburon CEO Summit XII - XX General Session Speakers Feedback Scores

Pete Kight (XVII) 9.3

Don Phillips (XIII) 9.3

David Tittsworth (XVIII) 9.2

Steve Forbes (XVIII) 9.1

Mark Yusko (XIX) 9.1

Ric Edelman (XX) 9.0

Steven Lockshin (XVII) 9.0

Meir Statman (XIX) 8.9

Bill Hambrecht (XV) 8.9

Ed Bernard (XVIII) 8.9

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 5 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon CEO Summit XXI - Agenda Highlights

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Agenda Highlights

 Tiburon keynote opening presentation (Chip Roame)

 Award recipients presentation (Rob Arnott & Bill Sharpe)

 Guest speakers (Pete Kight, Michael Sapir, & Paul Steiger)

 Four panel discussions (innovation; regulations & elections; ask the consumers; highlights)

 Five break-out sessions at lunch today

 Dinner this evening in Tiburon

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 6 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI – Four Simple Ground Rules

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Four Simple Ground Rules

 Please appreciate the candor of the meeting & participate  Tiburon CEO Summits culture

 Please state name & company when asking questions

 Please help us start & end the sessions on time

 Please help enforce the media policy  Chip’s opening & awards presentations only  And even then “right to declare off record”  Media room for one-on-one interviews

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 7 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon Considers Feedback Forms as a Core Part of Participation and is Aiming to Collect 100% of these Forms Onsite

Tiburon CEO Summits Feedback Forms Collected

106 104

85 70 70 62 57 46 42

CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO CEO Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit Summit XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI – Moderator Process Tips

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Moderator Process Tips

 Lunch  Sessions, moderators, & rooms listed in binder  Ritz Carlton Hotel box lunches today  Please efficiently take lunch to break-out session of choice for immediate start

 Dinner (meet in hotel lobby)  Group walk to ferry at 4:55pm for 5:25pm ferry  Group walk to ferry at 5:45pm for 6:15pm ferry  Bus at 6:05pm

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 9 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon CEO Summit XXI - DJIA Predictions (October 11, 2011)

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI DJIA Predictions (October 11, 2011)

• High: 12,850 (Paul Schaefer)

• Actual: TBD [11,123 on 10/6/11]

• Closest to the Pin: TBD [Neesha Hathi & Andrew Rudd at 11,111]

• Low: 9,500 (David Chun & Mike Everett)

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 10 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Outline

• Tiburon CEO Summit XX Moderator Welcome & Prior Experiences, Agenda Highlights, & Ground Rules

• Tiburon Overview, Tiburon CEO Summit Vision, & Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Introductions

11 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon Strategic Advisors

Tiburon Strategic Advisors

• Focus on corporate-level strategy - Serve senior executives only at financial services companies - Key services: strategy consulting & market seminars - Served over 300 corporate clients and completed over 1,300 projects since 1998 - Make available access to Tiburon’s series of 200+ research documents ($5K each; $25K for access to all research for all employees for a year) - Host semi-annual Tiburon CEO Summits

• Chip Roame background - McKinsey & Company - The Charles Schwab Corporation - Tiburon since 1998 (13+ years)

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 12 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Tiburon Strategic Advisors Services

Tiburon Strategic Advisors Services

Market Seminars & Research Conference Projects Speeches Tiburon Research Access Program Strategy Advisory Consulting Board Roles Projects

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 13 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon Strategic Advisors

Tiburon Strategic Advisors

 Re-committed to research first methodology  Chip as lead research manager

 Abolished reports in favor of “live” access to PowerPoint slides  Adding podcasts soon

 Spun off financial institutions research series  Akin to analysts, the Tiburon way

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 14 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Tiburon Strategic Advisors (Continued)

Tiburon Strategic Advisors (Continued)

 Chip limiting self to market seminars, conference speeches, & board roles  Envestnet board

 Add principals & partners (finally)  Test in late 2011 or early 2012  Expand in 2012

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 15 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon CEO Summit XXI is the Largest Ever San Francisco Tiburon CEO Summit and in Line with the Continual Upward Trend

Tiburon CEO Summits Client Attendees

171

140 138 128 117 118 109 95 90 81

XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI – Award Recipients

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Award Recipients

 Focusing on Consumer (& Other Client) Needs Rob Arnott  Challenging & Bill Sharpe Conventional Wisdom

 Taking Responsibility

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 17 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon CEO Summit XXII – Award Recipients & Guest Speakers

Tiburon CEO Summit XXII Award Recipients & Guest Speakers (April 17-18, 2010 * Ritz Carlton Hotel * New York, NY) (Work in Progress)

• Tony Batman (CEO, • David Booth (CEO, • Al West (CEO, SEI 1st Global) Dimensional Fund Investments) (Award Advisors) (Award Recipient) • Chris Blunt Recipient) (Executive Vice President, New York • Tom Bradley Life) (President, TD Ameritrade Institutional)

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 18 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Tiburon CEO Summits – Attendee Criteria

Tiburon CEO Summits Attendee Criteria

Tiburon Conference Research Access Speeches & Program Market Seminars

CEO Summit Sponsors

Consulting & Advisory Research Board Roles Projects

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 19 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon CEO Summit XXI - Thanks

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Thanks

 Sponsors (sounding board & the co- champions of this event)

 Moderators (Skip Schweiss & Cheryl Nash) (volunteer on top of sponsorship)

 Volunteers (pays equally poorly)

 Award recipients & guest speakers (for making the time to join us)

 Attendees (for your business) (greet thy neighbor)

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 20 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Tiburon Strategic Advisors

Comments

• Focus on corporate-level strategy - Serve senior executives only at financial services companies - Key services: market seminars, market research, & strategy consulting - Served over 300 corporate clients and completed over 1,300 projects since 1998 - Host semi-annual CEO Summits, offer free weekly research releases, and offer free business benchmarking tools for all types of advisors

• Chip Roame background - McKinsey & Company - Charles Schwab & Company - Tiburon since 1998

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 21 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The State of the Financial Services Industry

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Keynote Opening Presentation October 12, 2011

Outline

• Broad Market Environment – World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles – Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

• Financial Services Industry Strategies – Product Trends – Markets & Distribution Channel Evolution – Strategic Activity

• The Wild Card: Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

• Take-Aways: Top Ten Fundamental Trends

1 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles

World Events, Economy, Markets & Financial Services Industry Stumbles

World Events  9/11 ten year anniversary  Osama bin Laden killed  Arab Spring (& Summer)  Palestinians push for statehood  East Coast natural disasters  Hurricane Irene  Earthquake  Solyndra –> oops

Source: 9/12/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); Tiburon Research & Analysis 2 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

World Events, Economy, Markets & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

Economy  Corporate profits strong  Municipals holding their own  Meredith Whitney very wrong (again)  Biggest failures & bailouts = financial services firm  Bank failures again in 2011  Biggest bankruptcies ever -> &

Source: 10/3/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 10/2/11 Trading Economics Web Site; 9/12/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); Tiburon Research & Analysis 3 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

World Events, Economy, Markets & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

Economy (Continued)  Continued high unemployment rate (9.1%)  1948-2010 average: 5.7% (2.5% in 1953 to 10.8% in 1982)  Seven more years at current recovery rate to reach 5.7% average  Housing not recovering  European sovereign debt crisis  High US debt  Unpredictable tax policies  Unclear future of Obama care  Politics impacting economy (the S&P downgrade)

Source: 10/4/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 10/3/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 10/2/11 Trading Economics Web Site; 9/12/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); Tiburon Research & Analysis 4 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

World Events, Economy, Markets & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

Stock Markets  Negative returns (-5% to -9% YTD) Obama missed memo regarding presidential third years  Volatile returns VIX at 42.96 (near 12 month high of 48.00) +/- 4% for four days in a row  Mixed views on the future of the stock markets

Source: 10/2/11 Market Watch Web Site; 9/15/11 Joyce Financial Management Email (Joyce); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/11/11 Fortune; 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/3/11 Advisor Perspectives; 4/1/11 ETF Trends; 3/28/11 Morningstar Web Site; 12/22/10 Investment News; 9/22/10 Morningstar Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 5 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

World Events, Economy, Markets & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

Housing Market  Decline was not just 2008 like stock market but continued into 2009-2011  Huge diminished equity - took away the feeling of being wealthier through untapped home equity  Impacts consumer sentiment  Impacts real retirement planning calculations  Still struggling  Largest investment for most US households  Limiting worker mobility

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 10/3/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 9/15/11 Joyce Financial Management Email (Joyce); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/11/11 Fortune; 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/3/11 Advisor Perspectives; 4/1/11 ETF Trends; 3/28/11 Morningstar Web Site; 12/22/10 Investment News; 9/22/10 Morningstar Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 6 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

World Events, Economy, Markets & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

Financial Services Industry Stumbles  Examples  UBS (a $2.2 billion loss!)  Galleon Group (with Goldman Sachs and McKinsey & Company)  Primary Research (expert networks)  Berkshire Hathaway  Provident Royalties & Medical Capital

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/4/11 Business Wire; 2/19/09 Grail Partners Presentation (Putnam) (Saint Louis ); Tiburon Research & Analysis 7 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

World Events, Economy, Markets & Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)

Financial Services Industry Stumbles (Continued)  Examples (Continued)  2008 Economic Crisis Federal Reserve Borrowings (Goldman Sachs Group, etc.)  UBS & Barclays (LIBOR manipulation)  SAC (Steve Cohen)  Gundlach-TCW  Result  New competition -> Do it yourself

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/4/11 Business Wire; 2/19/09 Grail Partners Presentation (Putnam) (Saint Louis Federal Reserve); Tiburon Research & Analysis 8 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Unemployment Rate Remains at a Substantial 9.1%...

Unemployment Rate

10.0% 9.5% 9.1%

7.4%

6.0% 5.7% 5.4% 4.9% 5.0% 4.4%

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Source: 10/2/11 Trading Economics Web Site; 8/20/11 ; 8/20/11 Wall Street Journal (Labor Department); 4/7/11 Impact Communications Email (Swift); 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/3/11 Advisor Perspectives; 4/1/11 Wall Street Journal; 4/1/11 San Francisco Chronicle; 4/1/11 ETF Trends; 12/13/10 Advisor One; 9/7/10 Bureau of Labor Statistics Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 9 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ 7-8 More Years at Current Pace of Job Growth to Get Back Down to 5.0% Pre-Financial Crisis Unemployment Rate

7-8 Years for Jobs Recovery?

Facts  Shaved 0.9% off of unemployment rate since end of 2009 (10.0% to 9.1% over one year & eight months) or 0.5% per year

Projections  To fall another 3.4% to reach historical 5.7% average unemployment rate: 6.8 more years!  To fall another 4.1% to reach 5.0% pre-financial crisis unemployment rate: 8.2 more years!

Source: 10/2/11 Trading Economics Web Site; 4/7/11 Impact Communications Email (Swift); 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/13/10 Advisor One; Tiburon Research & Analysis 10 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Dow Jones Industrial Average Has Lost 5% in 2011 After Gains of 19% & 14% in 2009 & 2010

Dow Jones Industrial Average Market Returns

19% 16% 14%

9% 6% 2% 2000 2001 2002 2005 2008 2011

2003 2004-1% 2006 2007 2009 2010 -5% -6% -7%

-17%

-31%

Source: 10/2/11 CNN Web Site; 10/2/11 Morningstar Web Site; 9/4/11 Morningstar Web Site; 4/14/11 Brandes Investment Partners Presentation (Brandes); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/1/11 ETF Trends; 3/28/11 Morningstar Web Site; 11/5/10 Wall Street Journal; 9/22/10 Morningstar Web Site; 4/15/09 Zebra Capital Management Presentation (Ibbotson); 4/3/09 Morningstar Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 11 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The S&P 500 Historically Performs Best in the Third Presidential Year But Obama May Not Have Received the Memo

Standard & Poor’s 500 Average Excess Real Returns By Presidential Cycle Year

9.5%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 4

Year 3 -0.3%

-3.8% -5.5%

Source: 2/06 Morgan Creek Capital Management Presentation (Yusko) (EMO); Tiburon Research & Analysis 12 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Tiburon CEO Summit XXII - DJIA Predictions (April 16, 2012)

Tiburon CEO Summit XXII DJIA Predictions (April 16, 2012)

• High: 14,000 (David Akellian, Bruce Cameron, & Cheryl Nash)

• Actual: TBD

• Closest to the Pin: TBD

• Low: 8,000 (Tony Batman & John Rooney)

Source: 10/4/11 Commonwealth Email (Rooney); 10/3/11 Personal Capital Email (Foregger); 10/3/11 EverBank Email (Trotter); 10/3/11 Alston & Bird Email (Moore); 10/3/11 Prima Capital Email (Watson); 10/3/11 Berkshire Capital Securities Email (Cameron); 10/3/11 Pensco Email (Steinberger); 10/3/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); Tiburon Research & Analysis 13 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The Median Home Price Has Dropped to $156,000, Down About 33% from its Peak of $230,000 in 2006

Median Home Price ($ Thousands)

$230 $225 $220 $205 $195 $185 $185 $165 $170 $170 $160 $156

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 1Q/11

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 4/11/11 Fortune; 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/3/11 Advisor Perspectives; 12/31/09 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 3/12/09 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Data; 4/1/08 National Association of Realtors Web Site; 3/17/08 Barron’s; 12/31/07 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 3/31/07 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 4/11/05 Business Week; Tiburon Research & Analysis 14 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Consumers Households Now Own Just 39% of the Value of their Homes, Down from 59% in 2005 and 69% in 1985

Consumer Households Equity as a Share of Household Real Estate

69%

61% 59% 57% 58% 57% 58% 57% 55% 54% 50%

39% 40% 39%

1985 1990 1995 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Source: 4/3/11 Advisor Perspectives; 12/31/09 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 3/12/09 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Data; 12/31/07 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 3/31/07 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 4/11/05 Business Week; 9/20/04 Fortune (HSBC); Tiburon Research & Analysis 15 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Consumer Households Lost $2.6 Trillion in Private Business Valuations After the Peak in 2006

Consumer Investments in Privately Owned Businesses ($ Trillions)

$8.8 $8.7 $8.4

$7.3

$6.4 $6.4 $6.2 $5.4 $5.0

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/31/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 16 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Outline

• Broad Market Environment – World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles – Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

• Financial Services Industry Strategies – Product Trends – Markets & Distribution Channel Evolution – Strategic Activity

• The Wild Card: Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

• Take-Aways: Top Ten Fundamental Trends

17 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

Consumer Wealth  Triple whammy - stock market, home values, & small business values all declined, knocking 20% off consumer investable assets (inverse of 1990s wealth effect)  Investable assets are ~22% & retirement plan assets are ~16% of household assets for $100,000-$1.0 million households (~38%)  Principal residences are ~23% & other real estate holdings are ~14% of household assets for $100,000-$1.0 million households (~37%)  Small businesses are ~16% of household assets for $100,000- $1.0 million households (~16%, highly variable though)

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 9/12/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); 4/7/11 Impact Communications Email (Swift); Tiburon Research & Analysis 18 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

Consumer Wealth (Continued)  Recovery (well… maybe it is a recovery)  Investable assets & retirement plan assets (stock market) back in 2009-2Q/11 but not housing and small business valuations  Numbers of high net worth prospects were slowly recovering • 8.4 millionaire households in 2010 still down from 9.2 in 2007 (now likely down further!)  Wealth gap widening • Moderate net worth households hit relatively hardest because real estate is dominant asset • Comparables… Yuri Milner’s new house and Leon Black’s birthday party

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 9/12/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); 4/7/11 Impact Communications Email (Swift); Tiburon Research & Analysis 19 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes (Continued)

Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes (Continued)

Growing Baby Boomer Issues  First baby boomers turn 65 in 2011 (birth years 1946 to 1964)  Many unprepared for retirement (57% have less than $100,000)  Average life expectancy reaches 78  And it is +10-20 years for those who reach retirement age  Assets expected to be liquidated (especially home & small business valuations) are down in value  Inheritances not materializing (~2% of baby boomers to receive over $100,000)  And now… the twin threats of elder care and the kids moving back in

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); 4/7/11 Impact Communications Email (Swift); 12/13/10 Advisor One; Tiburon Research & Analysis 20 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes (Continued)

Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes (Continued)

Attitudinal Changes  Scared  Weak consumer sentiment  Consumer fear is back (partly due to volatility)  Skeptical  Still believe in their financial advisors but cynical regarding financial services industry  Demanding more conservative, simplistic, & transparent solutions  Likely to push the unbundling of products & advice  Potential to see self-serve revolution

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 10/4/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 9/15/11 Joyce Financial Management Email (Joyce); 9/13/11 Joyce Financial Management Email (Joyce); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); Tiburon Research & Analysis 21 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Context is Important… Consumer Households Have $29.2 Trillion of Investable Assets, $72.6 Trillion of Total Assets, and $58.7 Trillion of Net Worth…

Consumer Households Net Worth ($ Trillions)

$6.8 $72.6 $13.9 $23.2 $58.7

$13.4 $29.2

Investable Retirement Personal Other Illiquid Total Total Total Assets Plan Assets Assets Assets Household Household Household Assets Liabilities Net Worth

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 9/16/11 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/31/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 22 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Consumers Households Have $29.2 Trillion in Investable Assets, Almost Back to the 2006 Peak of $29.7

Consumer Households Investable Assets ($ Trillions)

$29.7 $28.3 $28.5 $28.3 $29.2 $26.0 $23.7 $21.9 $18.4 $15.9

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2Q/11

Source: 9/16/11 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/31/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 23 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Consumers Have $13.4 Trillion in Retirement Plan Assets, Back to the 2007 Peak

Consumer Households Retirement Plan Assets ($ Trillions)

$13.4 $13.4 $12.7 $13.0 $11.9 $11.4 $10.6 $10.4 $9.7 $8.2

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2Q/11

Source: 9/16/11 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/31/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 24 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Consumer Households Lost $4.6 Trillion (42%) of their Real Estate Equity After the 2006 Peak, an Amount that Has Yet to Significantly Recover

Consumer Households Real Estate Equity ($ Trillions)

$10.9 $10.4 $9.6 $9.3 $8.9 $8.3 $7.8 $6.8 $6.3 $6.3

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2Q/11

Source: 9/16/11 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/31/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 25 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Consumer Households Lost $2.6 Trillion (30%) of their Private Business Valuations After the 2006 Peak, Another Amount that Has Yet to Significantly Recover

Consumer Investments in Privately Owned Businesses ($ Trillions)

$8.8 $8.7 $8.4 $7.3 $6.8 $6.4 $6.4 $6.2 $5.4 $5.0

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2Q/11

Source: 9/16/11 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/31/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 26 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Number of Consumer Households with Over $1.0 Million in Financial Assets Dropped 27% in 2008 to 6.7 Million and then Recovered About Two-Thirds of that Amount in 2009-2010

Consumer Households With $1.0+ Million Financial Assets (Millions)

9.0 9.2 8.4 8.4 7.8 7.5 6.7 6.2 6.2

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Source: 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 3/15/11 Spectrem Group Report; 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 3/10/10 American Banker (Spectrem Group); 3/9/10 Insurance Newscast (Spectrem); 5/21/09 Wall Street Journal; 5/14/09 1st Global Presentation (Batman) (Spectrem); 3/16/09 Money Management Executive (Spectrem); Tiburon Research & Analysis 27 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Baby Boomers’ Pending Retirement will Still Drive More Assets into the Investable Assets Market

Consumer Households Assets ($ Trillions)

$6.8 $72.6

$23.2

$13.4 $29.2

Investable Retirement Personal Other Illiquid Total Assets Plan Assets Assets Assets Household Assets

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 9/16/11 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/31/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 28 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index is 45, Down from its 2000 Peak of 129 and Still Near its Historic Low Since 1973

Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index (Index = 100)

129

109 102 104 95 92 81 66 53 45 39 28

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Source: 10/4/11 Conference Board Web Site; 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 3/31/09 Wall Street Journal (Conference Board); 2/18/09 San Francisco Chronicle (Conference Board); 2/18/09 Conference Board Web Site; 2/16/09 New York Times; 10/9/08 Conference Board Web Site; 10/12/28/04 Conference Board Web Site; 7/19/04 (Conference Board); 1/28/04 San Francisco Chronicle; Tiburon Research & Analysis 29 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Many Financial Advisors Report Prospects are More Skeptical

Financial Advisor Comment on the Financial Crisis

“Prospects seem more skeptical quizzing us how our strategies would have fared better than where they were in 2008-2009”

Source: 10/19/10 Waypoint Wealth Partners Conversation (Bowes); Tiburon Research & Analysis 30 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

And Some Financial Advisors Note that, in Parallel, Prospects Have Become More Sophisticated

Financial Advisor Comment on the Financial Crisis

“Clients are becoming more sophisticated and want to be more involved”

Source: 11/3/10 Rockland Conversation (Barker); Tiburon Research & Analysis 31 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The Consumer Savings Rate Has Jumped Back Above 5.0% Since the Start of the Crisis in 2008

Consumer Savings Rate

8.0% 8.0%

7.0% 7.0%

6.0% 5.8% 5.8% 5.6% 5.1%

2.4% 2.4% 2.1%

1.3%

0.2% 2005 2006 2007

1960 1968 1976 1984 1992 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2008 2009 2010 2011 -0.4% -0.5% -1.0%

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 9/28/10 US Bureau of Economic Analysis Web Site; 3/9/09 Joyce Financial Management Email (Joyce); 2/10/09 Wall Street Journal (US Bureau of Economic Analysis); 10/16/08 Fortune; 2/1/2007 MSNBC Web Site; 1/26/05 New York Times (Federal Reserve); 12/30/04 Wall Street Journal; 11/4/04 US Department of Commerce Web Site; 8/1/01 San Francisco Chronicle; Tiburon Research & Analysis 32 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Outline

• Broad Market Environment – World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles – Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

• Financial Services Industry Strategies – Product Trends – Markets & Distribution Channel Evolution – Strategic Activity

• The Wild Card: Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

• Take-Aways: Top Ten Fundamental Trends

33 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Product Trends

Product Trends

Fundamentals  Brokerage accounts contain two-thirds & bonds  All packaged products combined make up the other one-third  Mutual funds have more assets than all other packaged products combined  Hence use mutual funds’ data to show style & pricing trends…  But exchange traded funds to slowly take share now

Source: 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 5/16/11 Russell Investment Group Conversation (Winnick); 4/14/11 Brandes Investment Partners Presentation (Brandes); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); Tiburon Research & Analysis 34 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Fundamentals (Continued)  Commissions to fee-accounts is the obvious trend  Unbundling of advice from products  All channels now > 50% fee-account AUA  Net flows often >75% fee-accounts  Improves transparency & eases regulatory burden  Investment styles  Equity mutual fund net flows volatile quarter to quarter  mutual fund net flows have fallen off the table but remained positive

Source: 10/5/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 10/5/11 Lipper Web Site; 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 5/16/11 Russell Investment Group Conversation (Winnick); 4/14/11 Brandes Investment Partners Presentation (Brandes); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); Tiburon Research & Analysis 35 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Fundamentals (Continued)  Winners analysis tells the story  Black Rock now largest money management firm -> product combination of ETFs & hedge funds  Vanguard > Fidelity Investments ($1.6 trillion; became #1 in 2010) • Product -> Indexing (led in 2010 flows $49 to $3 billion with 80% to index products) • Channel -> do it yourselfers & independent advisors

Source: 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 5/16/11 Russell Investment Group Conversation (Winnick); 4/14/11 Brandes Investment Partners Presentation (Brandes); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); Tiburon Research & Analysis 36 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Mutual Funds  Remain the kingpin in investable assets & retirement plan assets $8.4 trillion in long-term mutual fund AUM (~21% of all financial assets)  $78 billion flows into long-term mutual funds in 2011 but negative in both July & August  Leaders distancing themselves

Source: 10/5/11 Lipper Web Site; 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/13/11 Hellman * Friedman Presentation (Thorpe); 4/11/11 Morningstar Email (Hannan); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/4/11 Wall Street Journal; Tiburon Research & Analysis 37 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Mutual Funds (Continued)  Fast growing fee-based financial advisors (RIAs) market still heavily reliant on mutual funds  Mutual fund wrap account programs growing quickly  Product innovation continues  Institutional class mutual funds increasingly important  Target date mutual funds rebounded nicely  Alternative funds were booming, now stagnating

Source: 10/5/11 Lipper Web Site; 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/13/11 Hellman * Friedman Presentation (Thorpe); 4/11/11 Morningstar Email (Hannan); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/4/11 Wall Street Journal; Tiburon Research & Analysis 38 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Indexing  80% of assets still actively managed  Black Rock, State Street, & Vanguard are the leaders (same point coming in ETFs)  Powerful views  Active is a zero sum game (and less than zero sum after taxes & expenses) ($102 billion spent on active management)  Low expenses = most reliable indicator of mutual fund performance  Control what you can - expenses & taxes

Source: 9/22/11 News Alerts; 4/5/11 Money Management Executive; Tiburon Research & Analysis 39 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Indexing  Trends are supporting growth in indexing  Skeptical consumers  Importance of retirement plan costs  Growth of fee-based financial advisor channel  Growth of fee-base accounts (across all channels)  Side impact… Shining light on expenses everywhere

Source: 9/22/11 Google News Alerts; 4/5/11 Money Management Executive; Tiburon Research & Analysis 40 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Exchange Traded Funds  Exchange traded funds reached $1.0 trillion (actually all exchange traded products) in 2010  $121 billion net flows (~50% of mutual funds)  Higher net flows than mutual funds in several categories  Black Rock, State Street, & Vanguard = 84% market share

Source: 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/11/11 Morningstar Email (Hannan); 4/6/11 RIA Biz; 4/5/11 Money Management Executive; Tiburon Research & Analysis 41 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Exchange Traded Funds (Continued)  Market evolving quickly  Vanguard gaining on Black Rock & State Street  Established & new niche entrants (e.g., ProShares; Russell Investments)  Worldwide trend accelerating

Source: 4/11/11 Morningstar Email (Hannan); 4/6/11 RIA Biz; 4/5/11 Money Management Executive; Tiburon Research & Analysis 42 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Exchange Traded Funds (Continued)  Supporting trends  Consumer need for simplicity  Schwab & Fidelity ETF price war  Schwab acquisition of Windhaven Investment Management  TD Ameritrade emphasis on Amerivest  RIAs at 7% ETFs; other FAs at 3%  But… Anyone making any money?

Source: 4/11/11 Morningstar Email (Hannan); 4/6/11 RIA Biz; 4/5/11 Money Management Executive; Tiburon Research & Analysis 43 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Active ETFs – Really?  Risks of transparency & disclosing day-to-day holdings  Susceptible to front running & free riding schemes  Large mutual fund companies not totally entering  ETFs-of-ETFs: Black Rock  Fixed Income: Alliance Bernstein, Eaton Vance, Janus Capital Group, T. Rowe Price Group  Equities: JP Morgan Chase, Legg Mason, The Dreyfus Corporation

Source: 10/4/11Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/5/11 ETF Trends; Tiburon Research & Analysis 44 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Product Trends (Continued)

Product Trends (Continued)

Alts! Alts! Alts!  Consumers & financial advisors showing interest in wide variety of investments  Hedge funds & commodities  Options & foreign exchange (Schwab-Options Express & TD Ameritrade-Think or Swim)  Timber  & venture capital  Anything other than stocks & bonds!  Ability to perform adequate due diligence?  Ability to access the top quartile performers?

Source: 10/5/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/16/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/13/11 Hellman & Friedman Presentation (Thorpe; 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); Tiburon Research & Analysis 45 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Mutual Funds are the Dominant Packaged Investment Product…

Packaged Investment Products Assets Under Management ($ Billions)

$8,400

$3,000

$1,900 $1,800 $1,743

$720 $578

Long-Term Separately Exchange Hedge Annuities Life Venture Mutual Managed Traded Funds Insurance Capital & Funds Accounts Funds (Cash Value) Private Equity

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 10/14/08 Morningstar Presentation (Mansueto); 3/05 ICI Web Site; 7/19/04 Barron’s; 4/04 Research (MMI); 12/15/03 Investment News (Cerulli); 7/03 Ticker; 5/27/02 Lynch Presentation (Cerulli) (Doe); 10/01 Investment Consulting News; 7/13/01 Cerulli Presentation (Strategic Insight) (Cerulli); 7/11/01 RunMoney Conversation (Jorgensen); 7/2/01 RunMoney Quarterly Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 46 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Long-Term Mutual Funds & Exchange Traded Funds Dominated 2010 Product Net Flows

2010 Packaged Investment Product Net Flows ($ Billions)

$246

$121

$37 $22 $16

Long-Term Separate Exchange Hedge Variable Mutual Funds Accounts & Traded Funds Annuities Commingled Funds Investment Trusts

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 4/11/11 Morningstar Email (Hannan); 8/30/10 Morningstar Presentation (Mansueto); Tiburon Research & Analysis 47 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Wirehouses, Regional Broker/Dealers, & Independent Broker/Dealers are Now All Capturing Over Half of their Net Flows in Fee-Accounts

Markets & Distribution Channel Net Flows By Pricing Method

Commissions 44% 47% 49%

56% Fees 53% 51%

Wirehouses Regional Independent Broker/Dealers Broker/Dealers

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); Tiburon Research & Analysis 48 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Has Just 28% of its Assets Under Administration in Fee-Accounts But Now Says that it Gathers Nearly All New Assets in Fee-Accounts

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Assets Under Administration & Net Flows By Pricing Method

11%

Commissions 72%

89%

Fees 28%

Assets Under Administration Net Flows

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); Tiburon Research & Analysis 49 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tying Product & Fee Trends Together is Revealing… Broker Wrap Accounts & Mutual Fund Advisory Programs, the Simple Products, are Winning in the Fee-Accounts Market

Fee-Account Assets Under Management By Product

0%

Fee-Based Brokerage Accounts 18% 39% Broker Wrap 14% Accounts Growth Mutual Fund Advisory Programs 21% 29%

Separately Managed Accounts 46% 39%

Unified Managed Accounts 1% 2005 2011 0%

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 50 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Equity Mutual Fund Net Flows Have Been Extremely Volatile Quarter-to- Quarter, with the Current Quarter Being the Worst (Through Two Months)

Equity Mutual Funds Net Flows ($ Billions)

$42.4 $34.9 $21.5

Q1/09$3.3 Q4/09 Q2/10 Q3/10$1.9 Q2/11 Q3/11

Q2/09 Q3/09 Q1/10 Q4/10 Q1/11 -$13.1 -$19.8 -$21.2

-$41.4 -40.4

-$85.6

Source: 10/5/11 Lipper Web Site; 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (SIM Fund); Tiburon Research & Analysis 51 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Fixed Income Mutual Fund Net Flows Have Fallen Off the Table But Stayed Positive

Fixed Income Mutual Funds Net Flows ($ Billions)

$125.9

$107.3 $99.2 $92.6 $85.8

$60.4 $53.4 $45.6

$17.6 $2.5 $6.0

Q1/09 Q2/09 Q3/09 Q4/09 Q1/10 Q2/10 Q3/10 Q4/10 Q1/11 Q2/11 Q3/11

Source: 10/5/11 Lipper Web Site; 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman); Tiburon Research & Analysis 52 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Investments Process is Being Polarized with Twin Growth Patterns in Both Market-Linked Products and Alternative Investments 1998 view still Polarization of Investments Process correct

Polarization

Market-Linked Alternative Products Investments

Venture Indexed Index Exchange Other Hedge Capital & Separate Mutual Traded Real Estate Alternative Funds Private Accounts Funds Funds Investments Equity

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); Tiburon Research & Analysis 53 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Over Three-Quarters of Investable Assets are Actively Managed

Investment Assets By Investment Management Style

Index 20%

Active 80%

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/13/10 Santa Clara University Presentation (Statman); Tiburon Research & Analysis 54 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Indexing – Powerful Views

Indexing (Powerful Views)

Active is a zero sum game (Statman)  And less than zero sum after taxes & expenses  $102 billion spent on active management

Low expenses (Morningstar)  Most reliable indicator of fund performance

Control what you can (Evensky)  Expenses & taxes

Source: 9/22/11 Google News Alerts; 4/5/11 Money Management Executive; Tiburon Research & Analysis 55 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Indexing – Support Trends

Indexing (Support Trends)

Indexing  Trends are supporting growth in indexing  Skeptical consumers  Importance of retirement plan costs  Growth of fee-based financial advisor channel  Growth of fee-based accounts (across all channels)  Side impact… Shining light on expenses everywhere

Source: 9/22/11 Google News Alerts; 4/5/11 Money Management Executive; Tiburon Research & Analysis 56 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

One Financial Advisor Commented that His Quantitative and Low-Cost Business Model was Proven Correct by the 2008-2009 Financial Crisis

Financial Advisor Comment on Products & Services

“2008-2009 reinforced our quantitative and low-cost orientation”

Source: 1/26/10 Gemmer Asset Management Conversation (Gemmer); Tiburon Research & Analysis 57 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Exchange Traded Fund Assets Reached $1.0 Trillion in 2010

Exchange Traded Fund Assets ($ Billions)

$1,082 $1,013

$782

$608 $578

$410 $300 $210 $140 $91 $100 $36

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Source: 10/5/11 Black Rock Web Site; 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 10/3/11 Money Management Executive; 5/22/11 Financial Times; 4/11/11 Morningstar Email (Hannan); 3/28/11 Investment Company Institute; 3/11 National Stock Exchange; 2/26/11 Wall Street Journal; 1/6/11 USA Today; 8/30/10 Morningstar Presentation (Mansueto); 2/22/10 Money Management Executive (Financial Research Corporation); Tiburon Research & Analysis 58 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Pro Funds’ Pro Shares Offers 100 Exchange Traded Funds, Up 50% Since 2008

Pro Funds Exchange Traded Funds

100 100

64

2008 2010 2011

Source: 12/13/10 Barron’s; 12/7/10 Barron’s; 9/5/08 Pro Shares Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 59 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Hedge Funds Have $1.8 Trillion Assets, Back Above their Peak and Up 30% Since their Bottom in 2008-2009

Hedge Fund Assets ($ Trillions)

$1.8 $1.7 $1.7

$1.5 $1.4 $1.4

$1.1

$0.9

$0.7 $0.6 $0.5

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Source: 10/5/11 Barclay Hedge Web Site; 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 4/5/11 Barclay Hedge; 8/30/10 Morningstar Presentation (Mansueto); 3/8/10 Money Management Executive (Hennessee Group); 3/3/10 Money Management Executive (Hennessee Group); ; 4/15/09 Zebra Capital Management Presentation (Ibbotson) (HFR; Van Hedge Fund Advisors; Morningstar); 10/14/08 Morningstar Presentation (Mansueto); Tiburon Research & Analysis 60 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Hedge Funds Institutionalization

Hedge Funds Institutionalization

Hedge Funds Institutionalization  Flight to Quality -> Start-ups emerging again but assets flowing to more established firms  Pricing pressure -> Losing pricing control; institutional investors driving down pricing  Retailization -> Mutual fund hedge funds to surpass limited partnership hedge funds ($150 billion AUM)  Staffing -> This is a brain drain one way (far faster than break-away broker trend)  Ever think about which portfolio managers will be left at the mutual fund firms when their choice is to make 2 & 20?  Enforcement -> +3.00% (Khuzami) (promotes slow & steady growth just like Bernie)

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/13/11 Hellman & Friedman Presentation (Thorpe; 4/7/11 Bridgewater Email (Milliman); 4/3/11 Wall Street Journal; 2/11 Credit Suisse Analysis; 8/30/10 Morningstar Presentation (Mansueto); Tiburon Research & Analysis

61 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Variable Annuities’ Assets Under Management Saw a Decrease in Growth in 2010 After a Strong 2009

Variable Annuities Assets Under Management ($ Trillions)

$1.5 $1.4

$1.1

2008 2009 2010

Source: 4/11/11 Morningstar Email (Hannan); 4/5/11 Annuity Digest; 3/7/11 Insured Retirement Institute; 3/5/11 Financial Advisor Magazine; 8/30/10 Morningstar Presentation (Mansueto); Tiburon Research & Analysis 62 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Other Financial Advisors Worry About Variable Annuities…

Financial Advisor Comment on Products & Services

“Variable annuities are needed most by non-investment savvy people which is unfortunate because they are complex products”

Source: 1/26/10 Park Place Wealth Advisors Conversation (); Tiburon Research & Analysis 63 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Outline

• Broad Market Environment – World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles – Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

• Financial Services Industry Strategies – Product Trends – Markets & Distribution Channel Evolution – Strategic Activity

• The Wild Card: Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

• Take-Aways: Top Ten Fundamental Trends

64 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution

Fundamentals  Market Size: Financial advisors (45%) > institutional (34%) > self-serve (21%)  Growth Rates: Financial Advisors (9%) > self-serve (4%) > institutional (2%)  Everything clear? Classic question… Does Tiburon focus on the financial advisor markets?

Source: 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 65 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Financial Advisors  Supply of financial advisors (320,000) stagnant-to-down for a decade while baby boomers’ needs have been growing and financial advisor base was aging  Self-serve models (Schwab, Fidelity) filled gap thus far  Also will lead to a financial advisor succession planning issue; enter outside buyers  Issue to grow larger as more baby boomers retire  IBDs surpassed wirehouses in number of financial advisors  Growth is in hybrid advisors  Wirehouses still control the money  58% excluding deposits; 24% including deposits

Source: 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 66 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Wirehouses  55,516 reps averaging $94 million assets under administration  Only Wells Fargo Advisors growing  UBS trails far behind others in size  UBS has most productive reps (any relation to the UBS troubles?)  Continual decline - Number of financial advisors, market share, value  Issue is more the firms than the financial advisors

Regional Broker/Dealers  What? 30,986 reps but there are not regionals!  Edward Jones = 12,000 ( = 40% of the “regional” market)  RBC Wealth Management is largest “regional” at 2,000 reps

Source: 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 67 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Break-Away Brokers  Data hugely suspect (from where? circumstances? to where?)  Tiburon estimates  12% change in any given year; 90% because they are fired!; 70% stay within the wirehouses & regional firms; so net-net ~300-500 successful captive advisors go independent in any given year  And they take with them $100-$200 billion

Source: 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 68 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Break-Away Brokers (Continued)  Break-away broker trend not yet in full-force  Waiting on more landing pads (e.g., HTA, SCH RIA branding plans)  Former wirehouse CEOs backing the independents  Wild cards on the trend  Wild card #1… Signing bonuses (350%!!!)  Wild card #2… Half way house announcement(s) to come from wirehouses (e.g., MSSB)

Source: 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 69 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Independent Advisors  Hybrids driving growth  Number of traditional IBD reps actually shrinking  Twin reasons  Break-away brokers not commissionless  Big IBD reps want own RIAs  AUM going to custody model (Schwab at $800 billion)

Fee-Only Financial Advisors (RIAs)  Custodians likely to face margins compression from the aggregators (e.g., TAMPs, roll ups, etc)

Source: 10/4/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 70 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Independent Reps (Independent Broker/Dealers)  Rapidly consolidating market LPL Financial, Ameriprise Financial, & HD Vest = 24,000 reps (25% market share) LPL Financial, Ameriprise Financial, & Raymond James = $683 billion AUA (36% market share)  Polarization of IBDs (private equity versus failures) LPL Financial, Cetera, HD Vest, First Allied versus Gunn Allen, QA3, Etc)

Source: 10/4/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 71 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Independent Reps (Independent Broker/Dealers) (Continued)  IBD core model threatened Low interest rates eliminate money market fund payments Recruiting challenges & competition (Commonwealth raised payouts; Cetera waived administration fees) Movement to fee-only (Ron Carson)  Repositioning of IBDs (NFP Securities -> NFP Advisor Services Group)

Source: 10/4/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 72 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Insurance Agents  Few remaining captive sales forces  Bulk of financial advisors in channel is really firms like Primerica (22,500) & Allstate (9,821)  Lincoln Financial (7,973) is largest firm with more traditional business model  Burdened by legacy issues  Amazingly high sales force turnover rates (80% within five years is the leader)  Proprietary products still widely used to support margins needed for training programs  Commissions thrive (79%)

Source: 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); Tiburon Research & Analysis 73 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Self-Serve Channels (Off-Line)  Only five firms matter -> Fidelity Investments; Charles Schwab; TD Ameritrade; E*Trade; & Scottrade  Fidelity at 12.2+ million accounts!  Numerous solid & successful strategies  Boosting average account sizes  Reducing employee bases & boosting revenues per employee  Lessening reliance on trading revenues (really banks & mutual fund companies in disguise now)  Add price competition at ~40bps  Schwab IBO -> Love It! (300+ branches)

Source: 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 74 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels Evolution (Continued)

Self-Serve Channels (Online)  Intersection of financial services, technology, & media companies  Google or Facebook as the bank, brokerage firm, insurance company, etc.  Two drivers  Younger generation preferences  Loss of confidence in financial advisors by some parents  Examples  Mint.Com (2.0 million users)  TD Ameritrade’s Amerivest  Google Wallet  Advisor Software’s Goalgami  Personal Capital Corporation

Source: 10/12/11 The ComVest Group Presentation (Kight); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/7/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); Tiburon Research & Analysis 75 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Consumer Households Control Almost Three-Quarters of All Investable Assets, Two-Thirds of that Invested Via Financial Advisors

US Markets & Distribution Channels By Broad Market Segment

Retirement Plans, Endowments, & Consumer Assets Foundations Invested Via 34% Financial Advisors 45%

Consumer Assets Invested Directly 21%

Source: 4/8/11 Fidelity Investments Email (Graham); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 12/31/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; 6/30/10 Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 76 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Number of Financial Advisors Has Declined 18,000 Since 2005

Financial Advisors

338,909 330,749 320,378

2005 2009 2010

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 77 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Independent Advisors Have Steadily Been Growing as a Channel Expense of the Wirehouses & Regional Broker/Dealers

Financial Advisors By Markets & Distribution Channel

Independent 30% Advisors 40% 41%

Banks & Insurance 32% Companies 33% 32%

Wirehouses & Regional Broker/Dealers 38% 27% 27%

2005 2009 2010

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 78 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

More Specifically… The Number of Independent Reps Leads All Other Financial Advisor Markets

Financial Advisors By Market

Partners at Fee- Based Financial Advisor Firms 9%

Bank Brokers & Independent Trust Officers Reps 15% 32%

Life and P&C Insurace Agents 17% Wirehouse, Regional, & Boutique Brokers 27%

Source: Tiburon Research & Analysis 79 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The Growth of Independent Advisors can Also be Seen in their Capture of Assets Under Administration Market Share from Wirehouses & Regional Broker/Dealer Reps

Assets Under Administration By Markets & Distribution Channel

Independent Advisors 30% 30% 32% 35%

Banks & Insurance 8% 10% Companies 10% 8%

Wirehouses & Regional Broker/Dealers 63% 60% 57% 58%

2007 2008 2009 2010

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 80 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Wirehouses Still Have the Most Successful Financial Advisors with $94.2 Million Average Assets Under Administration

Average Assets Under Administration Per Financial Advisor By Markets & Distribution Channel ($ Millions) $94.2

$63.7 $63.0

$48.0

$31.0

$17.7 $14.8

Wirehouses Dually Fee-Only Regional Bank Reps Independent Insurance Registerd Financial Broker/Dealer Reps Reps Financial Advisors Reps Advisors

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 81 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ While Many New Investment Products Get Discussed, the Data Says Same Old Same Old…

Assets Under Administration Across Markets & Distribution Channels By Product Separate Account Managers 3% 1%0% 2%1% 3% 2% 1% 6% 11% 4% Exchange Traded 7% Funds 11% 7% 4% Variable Annuities 4% 36% 30% 38% 55%

49% Mutual Funds 46% 61%

50% 47% 21% 49%

Individual Securities 35% 34% 23% 22% 14% 16% 9%

Wiehouses Regional Bank Reps Insurance Independent Dually Fee-Only Broker/Dealer Reps Reps Registered Financial Reps Advisors Advisors

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 82 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Four Wirehouses Have Shed Almost 7,000 Financial Advisors Over the Past Two Years (13% of their Sales Forces)

Wirehouses Financial Advisors

62,488 55,516

2008 2010

Source: 4/1/11 Advisor One; Tiburon Research & Analysis 83 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ UBS Has Now Fallen Far Behind the Three Other Wirehouses in Terms of Number of Financial Advisors

Wirehouses Financial Advisors

Morgan Stanley 18,043 Smith Barney

Merrill Lynch 15,489

Wells Fargo 15,188 Advisors

UBS 6,796

Source: 4/1/11 Advisor One; Tiburon Research & Analysis 84 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

UBS Financial Advisors Manage the Biggest Books

Wirehouses Average Assets Under Administration Per Financial Advisor ($ Millions)

UBS $119

Merrill Lynch $102

Morgan Stanley $93 Smith Barney

Wells Fargo $61 Advisors

Source: 4/1/11 Advisor One; Tiburon Research & Analysis 85 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The Definition of Regional Broker/Dealer Reps is Confusing as the Three Largest Firms are National Franchises

Regional Broker/Dealer Reps

Edward Jones & Company 12,000

Waddell & Reed 2,238

Ameriprise Financial 2,168

RBC Wealth Management 2,078

Stiefel Financial Group 1,871

Oppenheimer & Company 1,400

Raymond James 1,266

Morgan Keegan 1,200

Janney Montgomery Scott 750

RW Baird & Company 680

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 86 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

12% of Wirehouse & Regional Broker/Dealer Brokers Leave their Firms for Other Firms or to Start their Own Firms Each Year

Wirehouse & Regional Broker/Dealer Brokers By Propensity to Change Firms in Current Year

Changed 12%

Not Changed 88%

Source: 1/11 Financial Planning (Aite Group); 11/22/10 Fox Business (Cerulli Associates); 8/9/10 RIA Biz; 5/13/09 Wealth Management Letter (Discovery); 5/14/09 Inside Information; 5/13/09 Wealth Management Letter (Discovery); Tiburon Research & Analysis 87 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Wirehouse & Regional Broker/Dealer Brokers Changing Firms are Primarily Unsuccessful Financial Advisors Who are Terminated

Wirehouse & Regional Broker/Dealer Brokers Changing Firms By Reason for Changing

~600 - 1,200 Successful Reps Moving on Own

~7,000 - 9,000 Unsuccessful Reps Let Go

Source: 4/23/10 Investment News; 2/23/10 Financial Advisor News; 5/18/09 Inside Information; 5/13/09 Wealth Management Letter (Discovery); Tiburon Research & Analysis 88 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Two-Thirds of Wirehouse & Regional Broker/Dealer Brokers Who Move on their Own in Any Year Move to Other Wirehouses or Regional Broker/Dealers

Break-Away Brokers By Destination

Become RIA 9%

Become Move to Independent Another Rep Wirehouse 22% 43%

Move to Regional Broker/Dealer 26%

Source: 12/20/10 Investment News; 12/1/10 Financial Planning; 6/1/10 RIA Biz; 10/09 Registered Rep; 9/29/10 Registered Rep Email (Konig); 7/31/09 Securities Technology Monitor; 5/18/09 Inside Information; 5/13/09 Wealth Management Letter (Discovery); 11/19/07 Investment News (Moss Adams); Tiburon Research & Analysis 89 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The Number of Fee-Only & Dually Registered Financial Advisors Has Been Increasing, from 23,465 in 2005 to 33,378 in 2010

Fee-Only & Dually Registered Financial Advisors

32,125 33,378

23,465

2005 2009 2010

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 90 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Number of Independent Reps Has Actually Been Declining, from 104,282 in 2005 to 97,792 in 2010

Independent Reps (Excluding Dually Registered Financial Advisors)

104,282 98,848 97,792

2005 2009 2010

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 91 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Reps Market is Dominated by LPL Financial, Ameriprise Financial, & a Few Other Firms

Independent Broker/Dealers Independent Reps

LPL Financial 11,449

Ameriprise Financial 7,448

HD Vest 5,305

World Group Securities 4,300

Raymond James 3,237

ING Financial Partners 3,050

Princor Financial 2,530

Financial Network (FNIC) 2,407

Park Avenue Securities 2,244

Genworth Financial 2,063

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 92 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Dominance of LPL Financial, Ameriprise Financial, & Raymond James in the Independent Broker/Dealer Channel is Even More Extreme in Terms of Assets Under Administration

Independent Broker/Dealers Assets Under Administration ($ Billions)

LPL Financial $297

Ameriprise Financial $245

Raymond James $141

Commonwealth Financial Group $59

Securities America $53

Royal Alliance $47

NFP Securities $44

Financial Network (FNIC) $42

Cambridge Investment Research $41

HD Vest $28

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 93 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The Market of Insurance Reps is Dominated by a Low End Firm and Traditional Property & Casualty Insurance Company

Insurance Reps

Primerica 22,500

Allstate Financial 9,821

Lincoln Financial 7,973

Met Life 6,366

New York Life 6,360

Farmers 5,927

Northwestern Mutual 5,811

Axa Advisors 5,354

Mass Mutual 4,600

Thrivent Financial 2,325

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 94 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Number of Bank Reps is Dominated by JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo Corporation, & Other Large Banks

Bank Reps By Banks

JP Morgan Chase 18%

All Other Banks 38%

Wells Fargo Corporation 12%

Next 13 Banks 32%

Source: 8/11 Envestnet Presentation (Bergman) (Cerulli); Tiburon Research & Analysis 95 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ JP Morgan Chase Earns Just 6% of its Pre-Tax Earnings from its Asset Management & Private Banking Business

JP Morgan Pre-Tax Earnings By Business

Asset Management & Private Banking 6% Treasury & Securities Services 8% Investment Banking 38% Card Services 16%

Retail Financial Services & Commercial Banking 32%

Note: Another source said that prior to its acquisition in 2004, Bank One’s operating income came from retail banking (38%), credit cards (29%), commercial banking (22%), & investment management (11%) Source: 10/10/07 JP Morgan Chase Presentation (Gatch); 2/9/04 Fortune; 5/14/02 Financial Times; 5/13/02 Forbes; Tiburon Research & Analysis 96 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Charles Schwab Corporation Has 305 Branches, Down from 400 in 2003 But with a Terrific New IBO Strategy

Schwab Investor Services Branch Offices

400 400

305 290 300 300 270

1998 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008 2010

Source: 2/10/11 RIA Biz; 2/9/11 RIA Biz Email (Southall); 2/7/11 The Charles Schwab Corporation Email (Salesky); 2/7/11 The Charles Schwab Corporation Conversation (Salesky); 2/3/11 The Charles Schwab Corporation Presentation (Bettinger); 3/26/08 Business Wire; 3/26/08 Charles Schwab Corporation Press Release; 12/31/07 Charles Schwab Annual Report; 9/20/07 The Charles Schwab Corporation Web Site; Tiburon research & analysis 97 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Outline

• Broad Market Environment – World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles – Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

• Financial Services Industry Strategies – Product Trends – Markets & Distribution Channel Evolution – Strategic Activity

• The Wild Card: Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

• Take-Aways: Top Ten Fundamental Trends

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Strategic Activity

Strategic Activity

Context Setting  Financial services institutions matter (in the economy)  25%-30% of all corporate profits  Financial services institutions’ market capitalization is confusing  European firms continue substantial cross-holdings (e.g., BNP Paribas – Axa Group)  Many leading insurance companies remain mutuals  Few public wealth management firms (e.g., AMPF)  All financial services indices down in 2011 (29%-34%)  Bank market capitalization greater than insurance companies, brokerage firms, & asset managers (combined!) ($29.5 trillion)  P/E ratios in reverse order (asset managers at 25.7x)  Many financial services institutions are cash poor and open to acquisition discussions

Source: 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); Tiburon Research & Analysis 99 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Strategic Activity (Continued)

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Wealth Management Mergers & Acquisitions  Private equity (smart money) buys Up IBDs  HD Vest – Parthenon  First Allied – Lovell Minnick  Securities America – Ladenburg & Thalmann  Other private equity bets on RIAs  The Mutual Fund Store – Warburg Pincus  Carlyle Group – Avalon Advisors

Source: 9/13/11 Joyce Financial Management Email (Joyce); 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); Tiburon Research & Analysis 100 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Wealth Management Mergers & Acquisitions  The Edelman Financial Group becomes first publicly traded wealth manager  Emergence of the financial advisor aggregators (HTA; FFP)  Aspirant buys Deloitte Financial Advisors  E*Trade Financial sells Kobren (exits FA M&A)  Morgan Keegan (old school model) sits on the shelf

Source: 9/13/11 Joyce Financial Management Email (Joyce); 9/11/11 Turning Point Email (Vigeveno); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); Tiburon Research & Analysis 101 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Strategic Activity (Continued)

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Markets & Distribution Channels  Bank M&A has slowed  Buffett blesses Corporation  Bank of America Corporation keeps Merrill Lynch  Capital One – ING Direct  Sterne Agee – SWS  Schwab – Options Express  Followed TD Ameritrade – Think or Swim (mainstreaming of options)

Source: 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/13/11 Hellman & Friedman Presentation (Thorpe); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/6/11 RIA Biz; Tiburon Research & Analysis 102 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Investment Products  Investment management firm M&A has slowed  American Century – CIBC  Schwab – Windhaven Investment Management  Genworth Financial – Altegris  Old Mutual - Touchstone

Source: 10/4/11 Pensions & Investments; 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/13/11 Hellman & Friedman Presentation (Thorpe); 4/7/11 Shah & Associates Email (Shah); 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/6/11 RIA Biz; Tiburon Research & Analysis 103 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Strategic Activity (Continued)

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Financial Services Industry Private Equity  Moderately quiet outside financial services  Moderately alive within financial services  HD Vest – Parthenon  First Allied – Lovell Minnick  The Mutual Fund Store – Warburg Pincus  Carlyle Group – Avalon Advisors

Source: 4/7/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 4/1/11 Wall Street Journal; Tiburon Research & Analysis 104 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Strategic Activity (Continued)

Financial Services Industry Venture Capital & IPOs  Financial services venture capital investments moderate  Financial services IPOs more significant in 2010, now more quiet again  Wealth Management: LPL, ENV, FENG  Other: Blackstone, KKR, Fortress, Ochs Ziff, & Apollo

Source: 4/7/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 4/1/11 Wall Street Journal; Tiburon Research & Analysis 105 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods Large Cap Banks Index is Down 32% in 2011, After Gains of 35% & 33% in 2009 & 2010

Financial Services Industry Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods Large Cap Banks Index Market Return

35% 33% 33%

17% 16% 17% 13% 10%

2005 2007 2008 2011

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2006 2009 2010 -5%

-32% -32%

-55%

Source: 10/4/11 Google Finance Web Site; 9/5/11 Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods Web Site; 4/1/11 Yahoo Finance Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 106 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

The Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods Large Cap Insurance Companies Index is Down 29% in 2011, After Gains of 57% & 36% in 2009 & 2010

Financial Services Industry Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods Large Cap Insurance Companies Index Market Return

57%

36%

22%

11% 11%

2007 2008 2011

2004 2005 2006 2009 2010 -10%

-29%

-64%

Source: 10/4/11 Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods Web Site; 9/5/11 Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods Web Site; 4/1/11 Yahoo Finance Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 107 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ The AMEX Securities Broker/Dealer Index is Down 34% in 2011, After Gains of 73% & 12% in 2009 & 2010

Financial Services Industry AMEX Securities Broker/Dealer Index Market Return

74% 73%

39% 35% 34% 24% 12%

0% 2002 2007 2008 2011

2000 2001 2003 2004 2005 2006 2009 2010 -16% -21% -34%

-98%

Source: 10/4/11 Wiki Invest Web Site; 9/5/11 Wiki Invest Web Site; 4/1/11 Yahoo Finance Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 108 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Retail Banks Have the Largest Market Capitalization in the Financial Services Industry at $29.5 Trillion, Twice the Size of Insurance Companies, Asset Managers, & Brokerage Firms Combined

Financial Services Industry Market Capitalization By Segment ($ Trillions)

$29.5

$8.2 $4.9 $2.2

Retail Banks Insurance Brokerage Firms Asset Managers Companies

Source: 4/6/11 Yahoo Finance Web Site; Tiburon Research & Analysis 109 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Asset Managers Have the Highest Average Price-to-Earnings Ratios Compared to Other Industry Segments

Financial Services Industry Price-to-Earnings Ratios By Segment

25.7x 23.3x

17.7x

6.1x

Retail Banks Insurance Brokerage Firms Asset Managers Companies

Source: 4/7/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 4/6/11 Yahoo Finance Web Site; 2/23/04 Business Week; 12/29/03 Business Week; 1/22/02 Presentation; Tiburon Research & Analysis 110 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

National Financial Partners is the Leading Financial Advisor Aggregators with 153 Acquisitions, with Focus Financial Partners & High Tower Leading the Next Generation

Financial Advisor Aggregators By Financial Advisor Acquisitions

National Financial Partners 153

Focus Financial Partners 23

High Tower Advisors 21

Spire Investment Partners 14

United Capital Financial Partners 13

The Edelman Financial Group 12

Wealth Trust 10

Convergent Capital Management 9

Fiduciary Network 7

Source: 8/8/10 LPL Analysis; 3/10/05 Business Wire; 9/27/02 Harris Voicemail (Roush); 8/15/02 Wallace & Mackenzie Conversation (Jessiman); 5/02 Registered Rep; 4/15/02 Investment News; 1/2/02 Wealth Trust Letter (Benton); 12/31/01 The Daily Deal; 10/01 Bloomberg Wealth Manager; 9/7/01 Moss Adams Conversation (Tibergien); 7/30/01 The Daily Deal; 6/01 Investment Advisor; 12/10/99 MDE Group Conversation (Eichen); Tiburon Research & Analysis 111 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Outline

• Broad Market Environment – World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles – Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

• Financial Services Industry Strategies – Product Trends – Markets & Distribution Channel Evolution – Strategic Activity

• The Wild Card: Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

• Take-Aways: Top Ten Fundamental Trends

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Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

Macro Level  Federal government debt ceiling disaster  Social Security & Medicare = 44% of federal spending (what is unclear?)  Standard & Poor’s US downgrade  Yawn…  Deficit reduction panel  The big step?  Tax rates likely going up

Source: 9/13/11 Joyce Financial Management Email (Joyce); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); Tiburon Research & Analysis 113 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Dodd Frank  Investment banks agreeing  Financial stability oversight council  Proprietary trading  Derivatives  Retail banks fighting  Consumer Financial Protection Bureau  New bank charges to offset increased burden  Still in progress -> most regulations yet to be written  Full employment act for lawyers

Source: 10/4/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Schweiss); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); Tiburon Research & Analysis 114 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Fiduciary Standard  SEC staff published January 2011 said uniform fiduciary standard needed (Republican commissioners did not agree)  Long way from being settled; now delayed until year-end; Republican sub-committee say not enough economic analysis; carve outs likely  Practical… As broker/dealers move to fee-accounts, issue is diminished  Likely to drive fee-accounts & fee-only financial advisor trends

Oversight Regulator  SEC January paper offered the three options and punted to Congress  FINRA lobbying  Mary Schapiro formerly at FINRA

Source: 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 6/28/11 Russell Investments Brochure; 5/16/11 Russell Investment Group Conversation (Winnick); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/4/11 Financial Times; 12/21/10 Advisor One; Tiburon Research & Analysis 115 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Department of Labor Fiduciary Standard Finalized two rules & proposed two others (fee disclosure; participants disclosure; broadening fiduciary definition; retirement plan advice) Aiming to shine light on providers selling high priced mutual funds and group annuity contracts Prior path…. Likely to change retirement plan advice business away from brokers & insurance companies and toward fiduciary advisors Wait a minute…

Source: 10/4/11 Capita Analysts Email (Lynch); 6/28/11 Russell Investments Brochure; 5/16/11 Russell Investment Group Conversation (Winnick); 4/14/11 Edelman Financial Services Presentation (Edelman); 4/4/11 Financial Times; 12/21/10 Advisor One; Tiburon Research & Analysis 116 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

2012 Presidential Elections  Obama mixed reviews  World stage food (Osama bin Laden, Libya)  But… Economy (especially jobs)  Republicans have a shot  Looks easy  But… Republican party candidate not emerging  Independent voters are the key  Romney may be only one who is electable  Romney issues -> too liberal to motivate the Republican base and yet not socially liberal enough to win over enough socially liberal independents

Source: 10/4/11 Commonwealth Email (Rooney); 10/3/11 Personal Capital Email (Foregger); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); Tiburon Research & Analysis 117 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

2012 Presidential Elections (Continued)  Wild card is oddly Europe more than US  If EU implodes, Republicans likely get a lift as voters fear same happening in US  Tiburon prediction  EU does not implode  Obama replaces Biden with Hilary  Republicans struggle to unify and do so on Romney late  Obama wins  All (of course) subject to Tiburon re-write at Tiburon CEO Summit XXII

Source: 10/4/11 Commonwealth Email (Rooney); 10/3/11 Personal Capital Email (Foregger); 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); Tiburon Research & Analysis 118 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections (Continued)

2012 Senate Elections  Republicans have a shot  Tiburon prediction -> Republicans pick up one seat and move from 51/47/2 to 50/48/2  All (of course) subject to Tiburon re-write at Tiburon CEO Summit XXII

Source: 8/26/11 Joyce Financial Management Conversation (Joyce); Tiburon Research & Analysis 119 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon CEO Summit Attendees Primarily Expect FINRA to be Named as the RIA Regulator

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Attendees By Expected RIA Regulator

New SRO 11%

SEC FINRA 31% 58%

Source: 10/3/11 Personal Capital Email (Foregger); 10/3/11 EverBank Email (Trotter); 10/3/11 Alston & Bird Email (Moore); 10/3/11 Prima Capital Email (Watson); 10/3/11 Berkshire Capital Securities Email (Cameron); 10/3/11 Pensco Email (Steinberger); 10/3/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); Tiburon Research & Analysis 120 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™

Tiburon CEO Summit Attendees are Split on their Expected 2012 Presidential Election Winner

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Attendees By 2012 Expected Presidential Election Winner

Obama 45% Republican 55%

Source: 10/4/11 Commonwealth Email (Rooney); 10/3/11 Personal Capital Email (Foregger); 10/3/11 EverBank Email (Trotter); 10/3/11 Alston & Bird Email (Moore); 10/3/11 Prima Capital Email (Watson); 10/3/11 Berkshire Capital Securities Email (Cameron); 10/3/11 Pensco Email (Steinberger); 10/3/11 TD Ameritrade Email (Schweiss); 10/2/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); Tiburon Research & Analysis 121 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Outline

• Broad Market Environment – World Events, Economy, Markets, & Financial Services Industry Stumbles – Consumer Wealth, Growing Baby Boomer Issues, and Attitudinal & Behavioral Changes

• Financial Services Industry Strategies – Product Trends – Markets & Distribution Channel Evolution – Strategic Activity

• The Wild Card: Regulatory Agenda & the 2012 Elections

• Take-Aways: Top Ten Fundamental Trends

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Top Ten Fundamental Trends

Top Ten Fundamental Trends

Products Distribution Channels Business Tactics  Fee-Based Pricing  Independence  Outsourcing (the Unbundling of  Self-Serve Channels Products & Advice) (and Partial Serve; Strategic Activity  Indexing & ETFs Schwab IBO)  Financial Advisor  Alternative  Fundamental Shift in Aggregation Investments Defined Contribution Business  Retirement Income & Longevity Insurance  Simplicity (MFWA> SMAs; ETFs>MFs; Fees>Comms; 40 Act>LP)

Source: 10/5/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 10/4/11 Triton Pacific Email (Michie); 10/4/11 Capital Analysts Email (Lynch); 8/29/11 The Charles Schwab Corporation Conversation (McCool); 12/10 Envestnet Annual Report; Tiburon Research & Analysis 123 11.10.12 – Tiburon CEO Summit XXI © Tiburon Strategic Advisors, LLC™ Tiburon Strategic Advisors

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI October 12, 2011

Award Recipient: Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Stanford University)

Bill Sharpe is the STANCO 25 Professor of Finance, Emeritus, at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business and also Director Emeritus at Financial Engines, which he cofounded in 1996. Professor Sharpe’s research interests focus on macro-investment analysis and equilibrium in capital markets. He is associated with dozens of widely utilized investment concepts, including being one of the originators of the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), and the creator of the Sharpe Ratio for risk-adjusted investment performance analysis, the binomial method for the valuation of options, the gradient method for asset allocation optimization, and returns-based style analysis for evaluating the style and performance of investment funds. Professor Sharpe received the Noble Prize in Economic Sciences in 1990.

Professor Sharpe previously taught at the University of Washington and the University of California at Irvine, and also worked at the RAND Corporation. He has written six books, including Portfolio Theory & Capital Markets; Asset Allocation Tools; Fundamentals of Investments; and Investments. He has also written articles in many professional journals.

As it pertains to Tiburon CEO Summit award criteria, some of Professor Sharpe's accomplishments include:

• Challenging Conventional Industry Wisdom (Innovation): Professor Sharpe has proven to be a master at expressing complicated concepts in elegant simplistic terms, making them widely usable. For instance, Professor Sharpe’s Noble Prize work on Modern Portfolio Theory captured the simplicity of the risk & reward relationship. • Focusing on Consumer (and Other Client) Needs: Professor Sharpe’s more recent work at Financial Engines was an outgrowth of his work in consulting large pension plans. Upon recognizing that the 401K market had shifted the problems of pension management to consumers, Professor Sharpe led the building a firm that has as its mission an effort to address the fact that average investors are not well served by financial advisors and product companies. The goal of Financial Engines is to put the proper advisory tools in the hands of these investors. Even at the beginning, Professor Sharpe was credited with focusing on the consumer, often referring to the Chilean consumer where defined contribution plans had first grown. Founded in 1996, Financial Engines is now the largest RIA serving consumers directly, with $44 billion assets under management, 518,000 clients, and a moderate median client of $38,000. One of the early business decisions made by Financial Engines was to sell no proprietary products and accept no commissions, the two common drivers of industry profitability at the time. • Taking Responsibility: Professor Sharpe has given back substantially in his business activities focused on average consumers; Financial Engines has a noble purpose. He was also the past president of the American Finance Association and a trustee of the Economists for Peace & Security. Tiburon CEO Summit XXI – General Session Panel Discussion

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Innovation

Ron Cordes Neal Ringquist Bill Harris Ric Edelman (Co-Chairman, (President, Advisor (CEO, Personal Capital (Co-CEO, The Edelman Genworth Financial Software) Corporation) Financial Group) Wealth Management)

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI October 12, 2011

Breakout Sessions

Session Topic Facilitated By Floor Room

The Democratization of Alternative Investments: The 1 A Good Thing or Window Kirk Michie Third Consulate Dressing & a Recipe for Disaster?

Convergence: The Evolution from Selling 2 Cheryl Nash First Salon IV Products to Providing Solutions

The Fiduciary Opportunity: Succeeding 3 Viggy Mokkarala First Salon V in a Changing Advisory Landscape

The Impact of Emerging The 4 Media on the Wealth Neal Ringquist Third Ambassador Management Industry

Impact Investing The 5 Doing Well by Doing Ron Cordes Third Director Good

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI October 12, 2011

The Democratization of Alternative Investments: A Good Thing or Window Dressing & a Recipe for Disaster?

(Facilitated by Kirk Michie from Triton Pacific, John Coyne from Brinker Capital, John Rooney from Commonwealth Financial, & Jon Sundt from Altegris Investments)

Large Traditional investments (stocks, bonds, cash) have been underwhelming to investors over the past decade, and the reaction on the part of many high net worth families has been to move toward self service models, or to demand better solutions from their financial advisors. In response to the backlash against traditional asset allocation and portfolio management choices, many firms have moved to include, or at least explore hedge funds, managed futures, private equity, & other alternatives. Is this a good thing? Can these institutional asset classes be packaged and delivered to provide better outcomes for investors? Can they be delivered with sufficient investor protections to avoid practice risk and litigation to financial advisors and platforms? Many Tiburon clients have made business decisions to include, and in some cases embrace alternative investments. Attendees at this breakout session can expect lively, and spirited discourse from all sides of this timely and controversial issue. With firms like Genworth buying Altegris, Envestnet working through the issue, and firms like Hatteras and many others looking at the RIA and broker/dealer spaces for investors, this is an issue that crosses all attendees.

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI October 12, 2011

Convergence: The Evolution from Selling Products to Providing Solutions (Facilitated by Cheryl Nash from Fiserv)

Making things simple, transparent, & personal is what is best for investors. However, the financial services industry just has not been wired in a way to deliver. Instead, disparate technologies are used to manage various programs and investor accounts. This fragmentation of technology within many wealth management firms is acting as a barrier to enhanced and efficient account and risk management. The investors are still wary of putting their trust back into the system. They want a different type of overall management from their investment firms. They want their financial advisors to know and manage their investments to their life goals. What is needed is a seamless way to manage investor accounts. The industry needs a transformation that moves firms away from siloed products and into accounts based solutions. It is time to leverage the power of unified managed accounts, and have programs -- for example, mutual fund advisory, separate account management, ETFs -- enabled in one custodial account. It is this convergence that will enable financial advisors to go beyond selling one product at a time to assisting their clients in the creation of comprehensive solutions for building wealth and securing financial goals. It also facilitates the unified managed household approach that allows families to look at all assets and liabilities simultaneously. With this consolidated view, investors can clearly see how their portfolios are performing against their unique life goals (retirement, education, vacation, etc) and at the same time also better understand their investment risks. Convergence in investment services technology and investment management will renew confidence in the investments industry by strengthening the bonds between clients and financial advisors. ______

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The Fiduciary Opportunity: Succeeding in a Changing Advisory Landscape (Facilitated by Viggy Mokkarala from Envestnet)

Large majorities of advised investors say that their financial advisors always acted with their best interests at heart over recent years and that the value they received from their financial advisors was more than worth the cost. Many also say that their portfolios have done better over the recent years compared with most people they know. However, as well regarded as individual advisors are by their clients, financial advisors and investors alike agree that investors are more cynical today about the financial services industry than before. Compounding the challenge is that, given industry consolidation and the independent channel's growth, fewer financial advisors are operating within the support of established and trusted firm brand attributes. The powerful implication of this is that financial advisors need to develop their own brand attributes. In that context, for every financial advisor, demonstrating a clear and abiding alignment with investor interests has become more urgent than ever. This is the fiduciary opportunity. This session will frame the legislative issues, provide a definition of a fiduciary, & discuss empowering financial advisors with tools to practice a fiduciary process, which may become a critical differentiator.

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Impact Investing: Doing Well By Doing Good (Facilitated by Ron Cordes from Genworth Financial)

A new investment category is emerging which lives at the intersection of the capital markets and traditional philanthropy -- and which has the potential to revolutionize the way in which the world’s most pressing problems are solved as well as engage investors and their financial advisors in a powerful new way to connect their means with meaning. The category is impact investments – those investments designed to deliver financial returns as well as address key social and/or environmental issues providing a true double bottom line return for investors. A recent study of high net worth investors indicated a potential market demand of $120 billion for this new category – yet also concluded that investors are receiving little if any information or advice in this area from their preferred source for such advice – financial intermediaries . This session will explore potential opportunities to embrace this category within the financial advisor community -- including wealth managers, broker/dealers, product manufacturers, distributors, custodial platforms, and software providers – and the benefits (both financial and reputational) that can be derived by firms which stake claims as early adopters in this potentially significant new category. ______

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The Impact of Emerging Media on the Wealth Management Industry

(Facilitated by Neal Ringquist from Advisor Software)

Emerging media is the evolution of utilizing technology to share information in new and innovative ways. There is enormous technology innovation taking place in the financial services industry. Technology is transforming how financial information and advice is accessed and communicated. Almost 44% of RIAs own or use an iPad. Skype technology is allowing certain technology-driven firms to quickly build national RIA networks. This session will explore several interesting developments in emerging media, and discuss what has the largest potential impact on the wealth management industry. ______

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI – General Session Panel Discussion

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Regulations & the 2012 Elections

Dave Baum Paul Schaeffer Skip Schweiss Marion Asnes Tony Batman (Partner, Investment (Business Head, (President, TD (Chief Marketing (CEO, 1st Global Products & Services Strategy & Thought Ameritrade Trust Officer, Envestnet) Capital Corporation) Group, Alston & Leadership, Forward Company) Bird) Management)

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Guest Speaker: Pete Kight (Managing Partner, The ComVest Group)

Pete Kight is Managing Partner (and co-chairman) of The ComVest Group. He is a pioneer in financial services technology, especially in electronic funds transfer, online banking, and electronic billing & presentment.

Mr. Kight previously served as CEO (and chairman) of CheckFree Corporation from its inception in 1981 until it was acquired by Fiserv for $4.4 billion in cash in 2007. Mr. Kight founded CheckFree in his grandmother's basement, with a vision of providing electronic funds transfer services to businesses & consumers. After the realization of those goals, his vision expanded into building infrastructures to support new services that enable & simplify the electronic movement & management of personal & business finances. Today, those products & services have become pervasive, particularly the ability for consumers to view & pay bills online. Mr. Kight has more than a dozen patents for electronic banking and payment systems, and he has been recognized as one of ten unsung financial heroes by Money magazine and featured in Fortune magazine, where CheckFree's e-payments functionality was named one of the Seven Silver Bullet Technologies. In 2007, he received the Ellis Island Medal of Honor and was the first recipient of the Peter Kight Lifetime Achievement Award from Bank Technology News. Pete is a member of the board of directors of Akamai Technologies, Manhattan Associates, & Fiserv.

Mr. Kight will address his views on the intersection of finance and technology. Mr. Kight is a returning guest speaker at the Tiburon CEO Summits, having previously received one of the highest attendee satisfaction scores over the prior eleven years.

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY

Financial Services in a Digital World

…what has happened… what is changing…

Pete Kight Managing Partner The Comvest Group

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THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Pete’s Background

Founded CheckFree, 1981 •Electronic financial transactions processing services • Market leader in electronic payment, online banking, digital billing and payment, transaction risk management • SMA portfolio and performance reporting management •10,000 financial institutions served globally •CheckFree sold to Fiserv, December 2007, $4.4B THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Background

Some evidence Pete knows the subject: CheckFree’s greater than 70% market share in four Financial Services core tech service segments

Some evidence Pete isn’t all that smart on the subject: Ask why he turned down PayPal CEO’s request to sell to CheckFree not once, not twice, but three times

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY

Presentation at Tiburon CEO Summit XVII, Oct. 2009

How accurate were the insights? THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY The Digital Consumer

Definition of Personalized Service: “I do not have to deal with you personally”

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY The Digital Consumer

• To them, data is free • Investment research is free, immediate, even after hours • Consumers will get their data •Free in cost •They believe they own their own data •Value must be added to justify fees THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Digital Financial Services

Free Data will change pricing in many markets •Telecommunications •Music • •Automobiles •P&C Insurance •Financial Services

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY The Fatal Assumption

Just because it hasn't happened yet, doesn't mean it isn't inevitable •Checkless society •Retail Credit Card interchange •Financial Services THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY The Digital Consumer

Financial Services Consumer Manifesto “You must be able to simply and transparently: understand the whole investment, see the risk, and see the fees…and you must be able to see this in real time.” “All Financial Services are digital, and this information is yours. If your financial services firm does not provide you access, it is only because they do not want you to have it.”

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY The Digital Financial Company

•Every keystroke, every transaction, each data flow element, is knowledge •All keystrokes, All transactions, All data flow, collectively provide increasingly accurate predictive knowledge •Predictive Analytics •Over 12 months we know more about an online banking household than any manager ever achieved •4X profitability because of accurate prediction, low risk, low turnover •Deposits, Lending, Investment, Advice THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY The Digital Consumer

• Small screen, big screen… it's all the same • When I want, where I want… and expectations set by the best online services (not necessarily financial services sites). • I can: •Track vineyard growth using satellite photography, telemetry •Find my friend from 3rd grade…and I’m 53 •Research at any level — even translate

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Want to buy some account numbers? THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY The Largest Miss

• Digital distribution pricing in largest market segments is moving opposite of prediction

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Digital Distribution Brand Power

Top 3 Global Media Co. Digital music distribution deal One meeting: Eddie Cue 30% Digital movie distribution deal One meeting: Eddie Cue 30% Digital repurposed broadcast distribution deal One meeting: Eddie Cue 30% Digital print news distribution One meeting: Eddie Cue 30% THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Alternative Price Competitive Options?

•Google •Facebook •Amazon •Netflix

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Digital Distribution Power

The internet - ubiquitous connectivity that reduces entry cost, scale advantage, eliminates intermediaries and increases innovation differentiation opportunity… all favoring the enablement of smaller companies to compete more effectively and reduce end pricing.

Instead - iTunes does it all for me, easily and cheap enough…

Choice is overwhelming, so I trust the Distribution … with all my data THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Digital Distribution and Financial Services

Consider Google Wallet Store, pay, track, reward, discount, transfer, deposit, report, advise It’s Free Google owns its own mobile operating platform, no cut for: Chip Handset Carrier network Google doesn’t need interchange, no cut for: Banking system Card system Embedded in the mobile platform, Wallet runs on top of all other applications Groupon/Living Social JPMC Fidelity Visa Rewards Bank of America Schwab American Express Wells Fargo Quicken Mint

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Digital Power

Consumers will comfortably allow Wallet to disintermediate their other brand relationships Instant gratification: discounts at point of sale Loyalty: rewards for usage Value: records my details, reports simply Service: Wallet does it all for me, very simply, and I don’t see the cost Personalized: exceptionally accurate because Google knows more about me than my spouse THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY Digital Power

The Power of Google: In the digital world, if you aren’t paying for the product… you ARE the product.

THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY How did we get here?

The Complexity of the digital market:

Sum the total amount of published content created from the invention of the printing press to the end of 2007-

We publish an equal amount today every 48 hours THE COMVEST GROUP PRIVATE EQUITY

Financial Services in a Digital World

Pete Kight Managing Partner The Comvest Group

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Award Recipient: Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates)

Rob Arnott founded Research Affiliates in 2002 as a research-intensive asset management firm focused on innovative products, especially as they pertain to quantitative investing. Today, the firm manages over $50 billion in assets and continues to explore novel approaches to active asset allocation, optimal portfolio construction, & more efficient forms of indexation. Research Affiliates distributes investment products globally in partnership with leading financial institutions.

Mr. Arnott was previously chairman of First Quadrant, which he built out of the former internal money management operations of Crum & Foster. Prior to this, he was global equity strategist at Salomon Brothers (now part of ), the founding CEO of TSA Capital Management (now part of Analytic Investors), and a vice president at The Boston Company. In recognition of his achievements as a financial writer, Mr. Arnott has received five Graham & Dodd Scrolls, awarded annually by the CFA Institute for best articles of the year. He has also received two Bernstein- Fabozzi/Jacobs-Levy awards from the Journal of Portfolio Management and Institutional Investor magazine.

As it pertains to Tiburon CEO Summit award criteria, some of Mr. Arnott's accomplishments include:

• Challenging Conventional Industry Wisdom (Innovation): Mr. Arnott has pioneered several unconventional portfolio strategies that are now widely applied, including the fundamental index approach to indexation, which has at its crux the belief that because some stock prices are inefficient, capitalization weighted indexes necessary lead to the purchase of more of the overpriced securities and less of the underpriced securities. Mr. Arnott has challenged conventional industry wisdom in other areas as well, including asset allocation whereby he argued for including a broader range of risky asset classes, tactical asset allocation which he promoted before its current trendiness, global tactical asset allocation, & tax-advantaged equity management. • Focusing on Consumer (and Other Client) Needs: Mr. Arnott has a well earned reputation as one of the world’s most provocative and respected financial analysts. He seeks only products that add value for clients and investors, eschewing marketing gimmicks. For instance, Mr. Arnott likely could have maintained the fundamental index approach in a black box and charge far higher fees as an active manager. • Taking Responsibility: Mr. Arnott speaks at many conferences, often for no fees, and has written over 100 articles in journals such as the Journal of Portfolio Management, the Harvard Business Review, & the Financial Analysts Journal, as well as being the co- author of The Fundamental Index: A Better Way to Invest. He has served on the board of the Financial Analysts Journal, including as editor-in-chief from 2002 to 2006, and as a visiting professor at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Tiburon CEO Summit XXI

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI – Day #2 Moderator Welcome

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Day #2 Moderator Welcome

 Involvement history

 Favorite past speakers, success stories, & other memories Photo books

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Day #1 Recap

 Tiburon keynote opening presentation (Chip Roame)

 Award recipients presentation (XXX, XXX, & XXX)

 Guest speakers (XXX, XXX, & XXX)

 Five break-out sessions

 Dinner in Tiburon

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI – Simple Ground Rules

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Simple Ground Rules

 Media policy  No media should be in room today

 Sessions to start on time

 Please state name & company when asking questions

 Feedback forms (please do on site) (increasingly required if you want to be invited back)

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Process Tips

 Lunch process  Ritz Carlton Hotel deli buffet during insights panel  Please bring back in room for closing highlights panel discussion

 Tiburon CEO Summit XXII  Act now… Engage for a project, engage even for a single day of consulting, order the research report access program, and/or join our sponsor group  Invites will start going out next week to those qualified

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI - Day #2 Welcome

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Day #2 Kick-Off

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• Focus on corporate-level strategy - Serve senior executives only at financial services companies - Key services: market seminars, market research, & strategy consulting - Served over 300 corporate clients and completed over 1,300 projects since 1998 - Host semi-annual CEO Summits, offer free weekly research releases, and offer free business benchmarking tools for all types of advisors

• Chip Roame background - McKinsey & Company - Charles Schwab & Company - Tiburon since 1998

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI October 13, 2011

Guest Speaker: Michael Sapir (CEP, ProShares)

Michael Sapir is CEO (and chairman) of ProFund Advisors in Bethesda, MD, a firm he founded in 1997. ProFund Advisors is perhaps now best known for pioneering the ProShares family of leveraged & inverse ETFs in 2006. The ProShares family has since grown to 90 ETFs and $31 billion assets under management, making it the fourth largest ETF family. ProFund Advisors also manages the 115 ProFunds mutual funds and manages the Canada-based Horizon BetaPro ETFs.

Mr. Sapir previously served as a principal at Padco Advisors, the advisor to the Rydex Funds, and a partner at the Washington, DC law firm of Jorden Burt, where he represented financial institutions. An innovator before founding ProFunds, Mr. Sapir was integrally involved in the creation of the first prime rate fund, the first registered fund investing exclusively in developing market securities, and the first general account annuity. He has been a staunch defender of the benefits of leveraged funds, butting heads with regulators and the media on numerous occasions.

Mr. Sapir will address his views of indexing, exchange traded funds, and inverse & leveraged funds. He will also discuss his views of business transformation.

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Michael Sapir Chairman and Chief Executive Officer October 13, 2011

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Today

• Three Acts • Plot Twist: There may be no room at the ETF Inn • Plot Twist: ETFs, from challenger to frontrunner

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The Scene: 1997

• Strong growth in GDP, employment and personal income coupled with low inflation • Advisers and others wanted to be tactical • Fund families severely restrict exchanges

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Mutual Funds for Tactical Investors

• A professor, an investment banker and a lawyer • Bethesda, MD • The idea: Mutual funds with – No exchange restrictions, exchange fees or sales loads – Indexed – 1x and geared • Grew from 6 funds to 115 funds

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Isn’t Market Timing in Mutual Funds Illegal?

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Asset Growth

$9

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The Scene: 2006

• Demand in more financial professional channels • Institutional investors to mutual funds: “You got to be kidding.” • Desire for greater flexibility

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Geared ETFs

• The idea: ETFs with short and/or magnified exposure • Grew from 12 ETFs to 117 ETFs

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Yearly Net Flows

$16,000 $14,281 $14,000

$12,000

$10,000 $8,335 $7,771 $8,000 $7,149

$Millions $6,000

$4,000 $3,104 $2,360 $2,000

$0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 YTD

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The Scene: 2011

Out In

Upwardly Trending Markets Flat Markets

“Set It and Forget It” Tactical

Buying Companies Buying Exposure

9 Boxes 900 Boxes

Black Box Transparency

Tie-Ups Liquidity

Investment Constraints Investment Democracy

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Beginning of the Expansion

Product Partner

Credit Suisse 130/30 Credit Suisse/Andrew Lo

Hedge Replication ETF Merrill Lynch

RAFI ® Long/Short Research Affiliates/Rob Arnott

VIX ETFs Standard & Poor's

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Any Room at the ETF Inn?

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Indexed ETFs: Restricted Club

Top 5 of 46 ETF Sponsors Largest 100 of 1232 ETFs

100% 100% Assets Volume 80% Assets 80% Volume

60% 60%

40% 40%

20% 20%

0% 0%

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Active ETFs: Big Talk, Little Assets

• 40 active ETFs • Only nine with over $100M in assets • 800+ pending active ETF applications

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Active ETFs: Where’s the Investor Benefit?

• Indexed • Exposure to hard to access markets • Lower cost • Flexibility • Tax efficiency

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Active ETFs: Where’s the Manager Benefit?

• Get noticed • Universal availability • Defensive

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ETFs: From Challenger to Frontrunner

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ETFs Five Years Ago: Challenger

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ETFs Today: Frontrunner

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ETFs Related to Fraud?

Of course, UBS’s Of course, UBS’s problems may relate to problems may relate to lax controls rather than lax controls rather than risks inherent in ETFs. risks inherent in ETFs.

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ETFs Related to Fraud?

 WSJ.com

ETFs also played a role in the May 6, 2010, stock market "flash crash."

Geared ETFs Broken?

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They Ain’t Broke, They’re Just Daily

Conventional Funds 2x Funds 1x Funds Seek to match the index Seek a multiple of the index Seek the inverse or a return on a daily basis return on a daily basis multiple of the index return on a daily basis

Index Goes Conventional Fund 2%2% Up in a Day Should Gain

1% 1% 1% 1%

Index Goes 2x Fund -1x Fund Up in a Day Should Gain -1% Should Gain

Index Goes Down in a Day

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Everything I Need to Know About Compounding I Learned in Kindergarten

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Compounding, Compounded

Index Return 2x Fund Return

Upward Trend Day 1 Return +10% +20%

Day 2 Return +10% +20%

Compounded 2-Day Return +21% [+1%]* +44% [+4%]*

Volatile Market Day 1 Return +10% +20%

Day 2 Return -10% -20%

Compounded 2-Day Return -1%[-1%]* -4% [-4%]*

*Effects of compounding

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Geared ETFs Cause of Market Volatility?

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Geared ETFs Cause of Market Volatility?

“Do Not Believe Anything Simply Because It Is Spoken and Rumored by Many”

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Questions

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI October 13, 2011

Guest Speaker: Paul Steiger (CEO, Pro Publica)

Paul Steiger is the CEO (and Editor-in-Chief) of Pro Publica, the investigative journalism firm. Pro Publica reporters received Pulitzer Prizes in both 2010 and 2011. He is also a member of the steering committee for the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, which provides free legal assistance to journalists and a trustee of the John & James Knight Foundation, which funds efforts to enhance journalism and the functioning of American communities.

Mr. Steiger was previously the managing editor of from 1991 to 2007. During his tenure, staff members were awarded sixteen Pulitzer Prizes. Previously, Mr. Steiger worked for fifteen years as a reporter, the Washington economics correspondent, & the business editor for the , and for 26 years as a reporter and editor for the Wall Street Journal. He was also a member of the Pulitzer Prize Board from 1999 to 2007, serving as its chairman in his final year.

Mr. Steiger will address his views on journalism, the decline of , & the growth of investigative journalism. He will also discuss his views on the financial services industry, and Pro Publica’s extensive coverage of recent financial services industry events reported in the news.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI – General Session Panel Discussion

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Ask the Consumers

Jon C. Joe G. Julia L. Alex N.

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Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Insights

Craig Gordon Viggy Mokkarala Frank Trotter Atindra Barua (RBC Correspondent (Executive Vice (President, EverBank (Trust Fort) & Advisor Services) President, Envestnet) Direct)

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Tiburon Strategic Advisors

Research-Based Strategy Consulting Services for Financial Services Firms

Tiburon Strategic Advisors Tiburon Strategic Advisors was formed in 1998 to offer market research, strategy consulting, & other related services to all types of financial institutions and investment managers. The firm has served over 300 corporate clients and completed over 1,300 projects since its founding, and today, its knowledge base includes mutual fund distribution, separately managed account programs, alternative investments, wealth management, insurance products, banking services, the fee-based financial advisor market, the CPA firm market, the family office market, & various international markets. Three of Tiburon's core clientele groups are the CEOs and other senior executives of large US financial institutions faced with difficult strategic decisions, leading executives of foreign financial institutions trying to understand and/or enter the US markets, and a long list of venture capital & private equity firms, and investment banks, making investments in, and executing transactions in, areas where Tiburon has developed proprietary insights.

Tiburon Consulting Team The Tiburon consulting team brings a balance of industry knowledge, consulting skills, research aptitude, & industry experience to all client projects.

Managing Partner Charles ("Chip") Roame is the managing partner of Tiburon Strategic Advisors and a leading strategic consultant to CEOs, other senior executives, & boards of directors in the brokerage, investments, wealth management, banking, & insurance markets. Prior to forming Tiburon in 1998, Mr. Roame served in similar capacities, first as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company, and later as a business strategist at The Charles Schwab Corporation. Mr. Roame is quoted daily throughout the media and, due to Tiburon's widely shared research, he may be the most frequently demanded conference speaker, giving 75+ speeches Tiburon’s Managing Partner each year. His particular expertise is that of corporate strategy for larger Chip Roame financial services firms, designing broad multi-faceted strategies and making trade-offs between alternative businesses, products, & markets. Click here for Mr. Roame’s full biography.

Other Partners & Principals Tiburon is seeking to add either a chief consulting officer or a team of two-to-three partners and/or principals in 2011. Candidates must be able to build complimentary businesses within the firm's existing business, leveraging the research, client relationships, marketing processes, & infrastructure that Tiburon has built over the past thirteen years.

Tiburon CEO Summits Tiburon Tools

Tiburon has hosted a series of unique semi-annual Tiburon sponsors a set of thirteen free web-based CEO Summits for its executive-level clients since business benchmarking tools for various types of 2001. Tiburon’s CEO Summits provide a unique financial advisors. Each tool allows some group of opportunity for a select cross-industry group of senior financial advisors the ability to benchmark their executives to discuss a broad swath of issues business operations. Tiburon provides these tools regarding the future of the brokerage, investments, free to practitioners as a goodwill gesture and to advice, & wealth management businesses. Click here collect aggregate data for its own use. Click here to to learn more about Tiburon’s CEO Summits. learn more about Tiburon’s tools.

Tiburon Client Services Tiburon services include market seminars, market research, strategy consulting, venture consulting, mergers & acquisitions advice, and retainers, board roles, & executive counseling. Click here to learn more about Tiburon’s client services.

Market Seminars Tiburon delivers semi-customized industry overview presentations covering a wide variety of market and product segments within the brokerage & investment management marketplace. Market seminars are ideal for clients who need a quick and yet in-depth understanding of the overall brokerage & investment management markets or any particular segment(s) of these markets. Specifically, Tiburon executives have been engaged by many firms to deliver presentations and lead brainstorming sessions with boards of directors, senior management teams, venture capital teams, & entrepreneurial groups. This is a great way to kick-off management committee or board meetings. Some Tiburon clients then develop their own strategies; others engage Tiburon for further research and strategy work. These sessions also provide substantial data and analysis for developing business plans. Click here for more information on Tiburon's market seminars.

Market Research Tiburon utilizes a rigorous research-based method in helping its clients to develop leading-edge business strategies, and as a result, many other Tiburon clients have engaged the firm to complete market research assignments. Market research projects are customized to explore each client's specific area of interest, and can include internal capabilities assessments, competitor & market analysis, and client research. Research projects typically take four-to-eight weeks to complete. Click here for more information on Tiburon's market research services.

Strategy Consulting Strategy consulting is the foundation of what is delivered at Tiburon Strategic Advisors. Tiburon believes that it has developed processes specifically to help financial institutions develop leading-edge business strategies. As a result, Tiburon has been engaged to lead a wide variety of strategic projects for a broad spectrum of product and service providers in the financial services industry. Tiburon's core capabilities are building on a firm's strengths, assessing its opportunities, & recommending specific product and market strategies. Tiburon's strategy consulting process is based on its in-depth market knowledge and extensive customized research conducted on behalf of its clients. Strategy consulting projects typically take two-to-three months to complete. Click here for more information on Tiburon's strategy consulting services.

Other Tiburon Services As a natural outgrowth of Tiburon's core services and research-based approach, Tiburon has been able to help clients in areas such as venture consulting and mergers & acquisitions advice, and to establish business relationships that allow Tiburon to play an on-going role in its clients' businesses such as retainers, board roles, & executive counseling.

Ti buron Research & Tiburon Conference Speeches Tiburon Research Access Program

Tiburon has created a series of research to help Tiburon executives have given hundreds of speeches educate its clients in a low-cost way on a wide variety to both financial industry executives and financial of topics in the brokerage, investments, private advisors. Common audiences for Tiburon speakers banking, & wealth management markets. At the include board meetings, executive offsites, employee suggestion of numerous Tiburon clients, Tiburon meetings, national & regional trade group meetings, created a client service allowing unlimited access to financial advisor annual conferences, financial advisor all of its research for an entire calendar year via the top producers trips, financial advisor regional forums, online Tiburon Library for only $25,000. Click here to & financial advisor due diligence trips. Click here to learn more about Tiburon’s research & Tiburon learn more about Tiburon conference speeches. Research Access Program .

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Managing Partner

Tiburon is led by Charles ("Chip") Roame whose personal experience and capabilities exemplify the combination of industry knowledge, consulting skills, research aptitude, & industry experience that serve as the foundation of Tiburon and the requirements for all Tiburon principals.

Charles ("Chip") Roame Managing Partner Tiburon Strategic Advisors

Charles ("Chip") Roame is the Managing Partner of Tiburon Strategic Advisors and a leading strategic consultant to CEOs, other senior executives, & boards of directors in the brokerage, investments, banking, & insurance markets. Prior to forming Tiburon in 1998, Mr. Roame served in similar capacities, first as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company, and later as a business strategist at The Charles Schwab Corporation. Mr. Roame is quoted daily throughout the media and, due to Tiburon's widely shared research, he may be the most frequently demanded conference speaker. His particular expertise is that of corporate strategy for larger financial services firms, designing broad multi-faceted strategies and making trade-offs between alternative businesses, products, & markets.

At Tiburon, Mr. Roame has responsibility for all of the firm's consulting, research, & marketing activities which keeps him on the leading-edge of strategic initiatives in the industry's fastest growing businesses - mutual funds, exchange traded funds, separately managed accounts, hedge funds & other alternative investments, financial planning, wealth management services, life insurance, annuities, family office services, online financial services, and the growing independent advisor markets. He has also taken a substantial interest in financial services industry venture capital & private equity opportunities and investment banking transactions. At Tiburon, Mr. Roame has led over 1,300 client engagements for over 300 corporate clients since 1998.

Mr. Roame has won numerous awards throughout the consulting and financial services industries, including being named one of the power 25 elite by Investment News, one of the twenty-five most influential people in financial planning by Investment Advisor magazine, & one of the five experts with the answers by Boomer Market Advisor. Tiburon has also been named one of the fastest growing companies by the San Francisco Business Times in multiple years.

Mr. Roame is frequently sought as a board member by Tiburon client company boards. He presently serves as a board member at Envestnet (NYSE: ENV). In the past, he has served on a variety of other boards, including those for start-up ventures Anira Advisory Group, One Harbor, & Prima Capital Holdings, the SA Funds mutual fund family, and Institute of Investment Management Consultants trade group.

Mr. Roame is a native of and a graduate of the University of Michigan (MBA) and now lives in Belvedere, CA, less than a mile from the firm's main office. Chip can be reached at [email protected] or 415-789-2541.

Tiburon CEO Summits

Tiburon hosts unique semi-annual CEO Summits for its executive-level clients. Tiburon CEO Summit XXI will be held October 12-13, 2011 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in San Francisco, CA; please click here to review the tentative meeting agenda and client attendee list for this upcoming Tiburon CEO Summit.

Tiburon CEO Summit XX was held this past April 13-14, 2011 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in New York, NY; please click here to read about this hugely successful CEO Summit and the preceding CEO Summits as well.

Tiburon's CEO Summits provide a unique opportunity for a select cross-industry group of senior executives to discuss a broad swath of issues regarding the future of the banking, brokerage, investments, insurance, advice, & wealth management businesses. Tiburon's CEO Summits likely provide one of the only true forums where financial services industry CEOs from across traditional industry silos gather to discuss business opportunities.

The list of business relationships resulting from prior Tiburon CEO Summits is impressive. Tiburon CEO Summits last two-to-three days and focus on in-depth discussions of Tiburon research and leading-edge business models through guest presentations, panel discussions, and break-out sessions. Guest speakers often address industry mergers & acquisitions, venture capital & private equity trends, corporate governance, & public policy issues. Panel discussions are structured to solicit opinions from various industry players, including consumers, financial advisors, gatekeepers, journalists, stock analysts, & others. Break-out sessions allow for more in-depth discussions on timely topics as chosen by attendees.

Tiburon executive-level clients are invited to participate in a forum of open sharing and discussion of industry trends. The meetings have become a hot ticket for industry executives. There is no cost to attend beyond one's travel expenses. Attendance is by invitation only; all attendees are ongoing Tiburon clients. Repetitive cancelations or unwillingness to participate in the feedback process leads to invitees not being invited back.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI: October 12-13, 2011

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI will officially start at 7:45am on Wednesday, October 12, 2011, include a group dinner that night and finish at 1:00pm on Thursday, October 13, 2011. There are over twenty planned sessions. Along with Tiburon's Managing Partner Chip Roame, Tiburon CEO Summit XXI will also feature the fourth annual Tiburon CEO Summit Awards presentation to Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates) & Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Stanford University) and guest speakers will include Pete Kight (Managing Partner, Comvest Group),Michael Sapir (CEO, Pro Funds Group), Paul Steiger (CEO, Pro Publica), John Taft (CEO, RBC Wealth Management), & others to be announced.

Planned sessions include:

 A pre-opening cocktail reception held from 6:00pm to 9:00pm on Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel to allow casual introductions amongst attendees  A general session keynote opening presentation by Tiburon's Managing Partner Chip Roame regarding the state of the financial services industry. This presentation serves as the backdrop and overview of the entire CEO Summit  The fourth annual Tiburon CEO Summit awards presentation to Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates) & Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Stanford University)  General session guest presentations by Pete Kight (Managing Partner, Comvest Group), Michael Sapir (CEO, Pro Funds Group), Paul Steiger (CEO, Pro Publica), John Taft (CEO, RBC Wealth Management), & others to be announced  Tiburon's traditional client-centric panel discussions  A CEO Summit insights panel with four Tiburon clients  Five break-out sessions with topics to be chosen by popular vote of attendees and sessions facilitated by Tiburon CEO Summit sponsors  A casual dinner at a waterfront restaurant in Tiburon Click here for more details on the upcoming Tiburon CEO Summit XXI.

Other upcoming Tiburon CEO Summit dates include:

 Tiburon CEO Summit XXII: April 17-18, 2012 at New York, NY  Tiburon CEO Summit XXIII: October 16-17, 2012 at San Francisco, CA  Tiburon CEO Summit XXIV: April 9-10, 2013 at New York, NY  Tiburon CEO Summit XXV: October 8-9, 2013 at San Francisco, CA

Prior Tiburon CEO Summits

Tiburon CEO Summit XX was held April 12-13, 2011 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in New York, NY. Over 170 senior industry executives took two days out of their busy schedules to participate. Tiburon awarded its third annual Tiburon CEO Summit awards to John Bogle (Founder, The Vanguard Group) & Mark Casady (CEO, LPL Financial). In addition to Chip Roame (Managing Partner, Tiburon Strategic Advisors), guest speakers included Keith Banks (President, US Trust), Charles Brandes (Chairman, Brandes Investment Partners), David Carroll (Senior Executive Vice President, Wells Fargo Corporation), Ric Edelman (CEO, Edelman Financial Services), Ed Finn (President, Barron's), & Allen Thorpe (Managing Director, Hellman & Friedman). Click here to read about all prior Tiburon CEO Summits.

Tiburon CEO Summit Videos Some representative Tiburon CEO Summit videos are included below:

Jon Baum (CEO, The Dreyfus Corporation) discusses client service Tiburon Managing Partner Chip Roame discusses highlights of Tiburon's with media representatives who attended Tiburon CEO Summit XVII signature keynote speech The Future of Advice with media representatives who attended Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII

Tiburon Managing Partner Chip Roame discusses product trends with Jim McCool (Executive Vice President, The Charles Schwab media representatives who attended Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII Corporation) discusses employer support for retirement plans with media representatives who attended Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII

Tiburon Managing Partner Chip Roame discusses wirehouse Gib Watson (CEO, Prima Capital Management) discusses passive trends at Tiburon CEO Summit XIV versus active investment strategies at Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII Tiburon CEO Summit Presentations Some representative Tiburon CEO Summit presentations are included below:

Chip Roame Ed Bernard Mark Casady Walt Bettinger Myron Scholes Tiburon CEO Summit (Vice Chairman, T. (CEO, LPL Financial) (President, The Charles (Professor, Stanford XIX Opening Keynote Rowe Price Group) Tiburon CEO Summit Schwab Corporation) University) Presentation Tiburon CEO Summit XVI Presentation Tiburon CEO Summit Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII Presentation XIV Presentation XI Presentation

Tiburon CEO Summit Media Coverage Some representative Tiburon CEO Summit media coverage is included below:

RIA Biz: 10 Things I PR Newswire: Tiburon RIA Biz: Two Research Magazine: Registered Rep: Learned at Yesterday's Honors Charles Schwab Upcoming Elite Time for Something Low Cost Index Tiburon CEO Summit and Ken Fisher Industry Summits Real at the Securities, Hedge Wirehouses, Says Funds Poised for Industry Consultant Boom

Tiburon CEO Summit Advertisements Some representative Tiburon CEO Summit advertisements are included below:

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Tiburon CEO Summit Feedback Some representative Tiburon CEO Summit feedback is included below:

Jeff Montgomery Thank Brooke Southall Thank Steve Forbes Ritz Carlton Hotel Coming Soon You Letter You Letter Congratulatory Letter Congratulatory Letter

Tiburon CEO Summits Award Recipients

Tiburon's CEO Summits have come to support three central themes and Tiburon created its CEO Summit Awards to recognize industry executives who exemplify these attributes. Those themes are:

 Focusing on Consumer (and Other Client) Needs: Tiburon has long been known for promoting the importance of staying close to (and listening to) clients and focusing on clients' needs, arguing that the financial services industry conducts too little consumer research, opting to design products before listening to consumers. To foster such a focus at the Tiburon CEO Summits, Tiburon starts every CEO Summit with a review of consumer wealth & sentiments and many Tiburon CEO Summits have included three related panel discussions representing three levels of clients; these include the Ask the Consumers, Ask the Advisors, & Ask the Gatekeepers panels, all of which allow direct open dialog with industry clients  Challenging Conventional Industry Wisdom (Innovation): Tiburon has long perceived certain segments of the financial services industry to be caught up in group think and the firm has become known for challenging conventional industry wisdom. Tiburon's Managing Partner Chip Roame does this through research and sharing factual data that often calls into question commonly perceived industry truths. Tiburon welcomes and encourages this critical thinking as part of its CEO Summits. Furthermore, Tiburon is most often engaged in moving beyond factual data to help its clients develop innovative business strategies. In this light, Tiburon appreciates the innovators in the industry and seeks to recognize them, whether they are employees within large financial services firms or entrepreneurs leading smaller firms  Taking Responsibility: Tiburon appreciates industry executives who make time to address consumers' savings needs and industry development beyond their own businesses and sees such responsibility and participation as both integral to consumers' success and the industry's success. Tiburon applies this thinking at its own CEO Summits by requiring participation; all attendees are asked to participate in presenting and/or serving as panelists in an attempt to create open communications and wide-ranging debate. All attendees are also asked to complete feedback forms and nominate future award recipients & guest speakers

Tiburon initiated its CEO Summit Awards in 2009 to further support the above mentioned themes. Past & upcoming award winners have included:

 Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates)  Joe Mansueto (CEO, Morningstar)  John Bogle (Founder, The Vanguard Group)  Don Phillips (President, Fund Research,

 David Booth (CEO, Dimensional Fund Advisors) Morningstar)  Mark Casady (CEO, LPL Financial)  Charles Schwab (Chairman, The Charles

 Ken Fisher (CEO, Fisher Investments) Schwab Corporation)  Bill Hambrecht (CEO, WR Hambrecht  Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Stanford & Company) University)  Al West (CEO, SEI Investments)

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Award Recipient Award Recipient Award Recipient Award Recipient Ken Fisher Bill Hambrecht Rob Arnott John Bogle David Booth Mark Casady (CEO, Fisher (CEO, WR Hambrecht & (CEO, Research (Founder, The (CEO, Dimensional (CEO, LPL Financial) Investments) Company) Affiliates) Vanguard Group) Fund Advisors)

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Tiburon CEO Summits Guest Speakers

Based on feedback from attendees at prior Tiburon CEO Summits, Tiburon predominantly invites financial services industry CEOs to be the CEO Summit guest speakers. Attendees repeatedly report that they take away the most from other CEOs in like situations, and this fosters the collaborative environment sought. Guest speakers are asked to discuss both their views on industry developments and their businesses. Tiburon deliberately structures time for questions & answers with each guest speaker, again to foster the collaborative environment.

Aside from Tiburon's own Managing Partner Chip Roame (who kicks -off each Tiburon CEO Summit), past & upcoming Tiburon CEO Summit guest speakers have included:

 Rob Arnott (CEO, Research  John DesPrez (CEO, John  John Murphy (CEO, Affiliates) Hancock Financial Services) Oppenheimer Funds)  Keith Banks (President, US  Stephanie DiMarco (CEO,  Ron Peyton (CEO, Callan Trust) Advent Software) Associates)  Judy Barber (CEO, Family  Jeffrey Dunham (CEO, Dunham  Don Phillips (President, Fund Money Consultants) & Associates) Research, Morningstar)  Tony Batman (CEO, 1st Global  Ric Edelman (CEO, Edelman  Scott Powers (CEO, State Capital Corporation) Financial Services) Street Global Advisors)  Jon Baum (CEO, The Dreyfus  Harold Evensky (President,  Bob Pozen (Chairman, MFS Corporation) Evensky & Katz) Investment Management)  Jud Bergman (CEO, Envestnet  Ed Finn (President, Barron's)  Jim Riepe (Former Vice Asset Management)  Ken Fisher (CEO, Fisher Chairman, T. Rowe Price Group)  Ed Bernard (Vice Chairman, T. Investments)  Andrew Rudd (CEO, Advisor Rowe Price Group)  Steve Forbes (CEO, Forbes Software)  Walt Bettinger (President, The Media)  Ron Ryan (CEO, Ryan ALM) Charles Schwab Corporation)  Mike Fraizer (CEO, Genworth  Jessica Bibliowicz (CEO, Financial)  Michael Sapir (CEO, Pro Funds Group) National Financial Partners)  George Gatch (CEO, JP  Charles Schwab (Chairman,  Chris Blunt (Executive Vice Morgan Funds Management) The Charles Schwab President, New York Life)  John Gunn (CEO, Dodge & Corporation)  John Bogle (Founder, The Cox)  Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus,

Vanguard Group)  John Hailer (CEO, North Stanford University)  Bruce Bond (CEO, Power America & , Natixis Global  Meir Statman (Professor, Santa Shares) Asset Management) Clara University)  David Booth (CEO, Dimensional  Ed Haldeman (CEO, Putnam  Jono Steinberg (CEO, Wisdom Fund Advisors) Investments) Tree Investments)  Bill Hambrecht (CEO, WR  Paul Steiger (CEO, Pro Publica)  Tom Bradley (President, TD Ameritrade Institutional Services) Hambrecht & Company)  Michael Steinhardt (Managing  Roger Ibbotson (Former CEO,  Charles Brandes (Chairman, Member, Steinhardt Brandes Investment Partners) Ibbotson Associates) Management)  Fred Jonske (CEO, M Financial  Paul Stevens (CEO, Investment  Dale Brown (CEO, Financial Services Institute) Group) Company Institute)  Deena Katz (Chairman,  John Taft (CEO, RBC Wealth  Mike Byrum (President, Rydex Investments) Evensky & Katz) Management)  Pete Kight (Former Vice  John Calamos (CEO, Calamos  Allen Thorpe (Managing Asset Management) Chairman, Fiserv & Managing Director, Hellman & Friedman) Partner, Comvest Group)  David Carroll (Senior Executive  David Tittsworth (Executive Vice President, Wells Fargo  Steve Lockshin (CEO, Director, Investment Adviser Corporation) Convergent Wealth Advisors) Association)  Jeff Maggioncalda (CEO,  Ron Carson (CEO, Carson  Fred Tomczyk (CEO, TD Wealth Management Group) Financial Engines) Ameritrade)  Norm Malo (CEO, National  Mark Casady (CEO, LPL  Steve Wallman (CEO, Foliofn) Financial Services) Financial)  Jim Weddle (Managing Partner,  Joe Mansueto (CEO,  Abby Cohen (President, Global Edward Jones & Company) Morningstar) Markets Institute, Goldman  Al West (CEO, SEI Sachs Group)  Jim McCool (Executive Vice Investments) President, The Charles Schwab  Kip Condron (CEO, Axa  Mark Yusko (CEO, Morgan Corporation) Financial) Creek Capital Management)  Joe Moglia (CEO, TD  Joe Deitch (CEO, Commonwealth Financial Ameritrade) Network)

Tiburon CEO Summits Attendee Policy

Tiburon maintains a list of over 3,000 executive-level clients at over 300 companies who have engaged the firm, many of whom have actively participated in prior Tiburon CEO Summits. Attendance at each Tiburon CEO Summit is limited to 200 executives and is reserved for Tiburon's clients. If you are an executive-level Tiburon client and would like to participate in a future Tiburon CEO Summit, please contact Tiburon's Managing Partner Chip Roame . If you are not yet a client and interested, please contact Sarah Sage .

Attendees at Tiburon CEO Summit XX in New York, NY listen intently to a guest speaker

Tiburon CEO Summits, more specifically, have two specific attendee policies:

 Seniority: Tiburon is making a conscious effort to limit attendance to C-level executives, executive vice presidents, & other business heads. Other managing directors and senior vice presidents (and all others) are not invited in order to keep the discussion focused on CEO-level issues and to try to manage the size of each CEO Summit to 200 client attendees.  Clients: Since Tiburon hosts the events, it is economic reality that the group must be limited to senior executives who have previously benefited from Tiburon's research-based strategy consulting work. Tiburon defines its corporate clients as all firms that purchase at least a single day of consulting and/or subscribe to the Tiburon Research Access Program

Once invitations are extended, delegation is not allowed. Tiburon realizes that if substitutes are allowed, the firm may quickly end up hosting a vice presidents Summit, instead of a CEOs Summit. Due to the frequency and other commitments, many Tiburon clients attend Tiburon's CEO Summits only periodically, but are still granted seats as long as they remain active Tiburon clients.

Tiburon CEO Summits Media Policy

Tiburon defines a media policy for each Tiburon CEO Summit. Depending on client & speaker requests, sometimes select media representatives are permitted to participate in a media program at Tiburon's CEO Summits.

For Tiburon CEO Summit XXI, select media will be welcome to attend and participate in the following events:  Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Keynote Opening Presentation  Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Award Presentations

Tiburon will also assist journalists on site in securing individual attendees to make comments on or off camera.

A few media policies are necessary for maintaining the openness of the Tiburon CEO Summits:

 Media representatives seeking entrance should have previously worked with Tiburon's media relations manager leveraging Tiburon's core research  Media representatives should be planning to utilize Tiburon CEO Summit learnings in story development, with attribution if appropriate  Media representatives must respect that Tiburon CEO Summit attendees have the right to declare any statement as not for publication  Media representatives shall not record, print, or otherwise use the last names and financial information of consumer panelists

Tiburon is happy to have media representatives attend its CEO Summits and spread the word about focusing on consumer needs, challenging conventional wisdom, & taking responsibility. But that said, frank and open conversations will be prioritized every time over media coverage.

Tiburon CEO Summit Sponsors

Due to the incredible demand from a large number of its executive-level clients to attend its CEO Summits, Tiburon now holds its CEO Summits at the Ritz Carlton Hotels in New York, NY & San Francisco, CA. Several long-time Tiburon clients, including Advisor Software, Alston & Bird, Charles Schwab, Envestnet, EverBank Financial, Fidelity Investments, Fiserv Investment Services, Genworth Financial Wealth Management, Jefferson National Financial, LPL Financial, Meridian-IQ, RBC Correspondent Services, State Street Global Advisors, TD Ameritrade Institutional, & Trust Fort are offering financial support for Tiburon CEO Summit XXI, while media sponsors include American Banker, Bank Investment Consultant, Financial Advisor, Financial Planning, Money Management Executive, On Wall Street, Private Wealth, Registered Rep, and Trusts & Estates. Tiburon is grateful for this assistance. To become a Tiburon CEO Summit sponsor or media sponsor, please click here or contact Sarah Sage at [email protected] or 415-789-2540.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsors

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Media Sponsors

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Tiburon CEO Summit Attendee Policy

Tiburon maintains a list of over 3,000 executive- level clients at over 300 companies who have engaged the firm, many of whom have actively participated in prior Tiburon CEO Summits. Attendance at each Tiburon CEO Summit is limited to 200 executives and is reserved for Tiburon's clients. If you are an executive-level Tiburon client and would like to participate in a future Tiburon CEO Summit, please contact Tiburon's Managing Principal Chip Roame . Prospective clients can also contact Sarah Sage about becoming Tiburon clients.

The Tiburon CEO Summits, more specifically, have two specific attendee policies:

Seniority: Tiburon is making a conscious effort to limit attendance to C-level executives, executive vice presidents, & other business heads. Other managing directors and senior vice presidents (and all others) are not invited in order to keep the discussion focused on CEO-level issues and to try to manage the size of each CEO Summit to 200 client attendees Clients: Tiburon defines its corporate clients as: All firms that purchase at least a single day of consulting and/or subscribe to the Tiburon Research Access Program All first time attendees who subscribe at least to a single Tiburon research topic

Once invitations are extended, delegation is not allowed. Tiburon realizes that if substitutes are allowed, the firm may quickly end up hosting a vice presidents Summit, instead of a CEOs Summit. Due to the frequency and other commitments, many Tiburon clients attend Tiburon's CEO Summits only periodically, but are still granted seats as long as they remain active Tiburon clients.

Tiburon CEO Summits Attendee Policy Suggestions

Since Tiburon hosts the events, it is economic reality that the group must be limited to senior executives who have previously benefited from Tiburon's research-based strategy consulting work. A wide variety of options exists for those seeking to fulfill the attendee policy:

Consulting Time

Tiburon offers market seminars, market research, strategy consulting, & other related services within the brokerage, investment management, wealth management, banking, tiburonadvisors.com/Tiburon_CEO_Su… 1/3 9/23/2011 Tiburon CEO Summit Attendee Policy services within the brokerage, investment management, wealth management, banking, & insurance marketplace.

Strategy consulting is the foundation of what is delivered at Tiburon. The firm believes that it has developed unique processes specifically to help financial institutions develop leading-edge business strategies. As a result, Tiburon has been engaged to lead a wide variety of strategic projects for a broad spectrum of product and service providers in the financial services industry. Tiburon's core capabilities are building on a firm's strengths, assessing its opportunities, & recommending specific product and market strategies. Tiburon's strategy consulting process is based on its in-depth market knowledge and extensive customized research conducted on behalf of its clients. Strategy consulting projects typically take two-to-three months to complete.

Tiburon utilizes rigorous research-based methods in helping its clients to develop leading-edge business strategies, and as a result, many other clients have engaged Tiburon to complete market research assignments. Market research projects are customized to address each client's specific area of interest, and can include internal capabilities assessments, competitor & market analysis, and client research. Research projects typically take four-to-eight weeks to complete.

An easy way to engage Tiburon is to schedule a Tiburon executive for a conference speech or to present a half day market seminar to a firm's management team on any topic which Tiburon has previously researched ($20,000-$25,000 plus travel). A few creative suggestions from clients:

Engage a Tiburon partner or principal for a market seminar on any topic of interest to your board of directors and utilize Tiburon's participation at an upcoming board meeting or preparation day Engage a Tiburon partner or principal for a market seminar on any topic of interest to your management team and utilize Tiburon's participation at a management team offsite meeting Engage a Tiburon partner or principal to give a conference speech at an employee or financial advisor conference or meeting Sponsor a Tiburon partner or principal to give a conference speech at a non- profit trade group Engage a Tiburon partner or principal for a market seminar and give it as a gift to a key institutional or financial advisor client Engage a Tiburon partner or principal for a day and utilize the day to brief him/her on your business model (which will result in more thorough Tiburon research coverage)

Tiburon also sends invitations to executives at all firms that engage the firm for advisory board roles.

Tiburon Research Access Program

Another easy way to continue as an ongoing Tiburon client is to subscribe to the Tiburon Research Access Program ($25,000), which gives all employees at a firm access to all Tiburon research for a calendar year. Most Tiburon CEO Summit attendees' firms subscribe to this service. A few creative suggestions from clients:

Subscribe to the Tiburon Research Access Program and assign it to mid-level executives as a gift (and a requirement to use to enhance their presentations back to you) Subscribe to the Tiburon Research Access Program and give it as a gift to a key institutional or financial advisor client tiburonadvisors.com/Tiburon_CEO_Su… 2/3 9/23/2011 Tiburon CEO Summit Attendee Policy

And periodically, Tiburon CEO Summit sponsor opportunities arise ($30,000), so prospective clients may feel free to consider that as an option as well. All prospective clients, who qualify as C-level executives, executive vice presidents, or other business heads, who take any of those actions (or become a Tiburon client in any other way, are invited.

Three useful links:

Tiburon Market Seminars Tiburon Conference Speeches Tiburon Research

Prospective clients can also contact Sarah Sage about becoming Tiburon clients.

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Tiburon CEO Summit Sponsors Due to the incredible demand from a large number of its executive-level clients to attend its CEO Summits, Tiburon now holds its CEO Summits at the Ritz Carlton Hotels in New York, NY & San Francisco, CA. Several long-time Tiburon clients has supported Tiburon in this move.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsors

Tiburon clients Advisor Software, Alston & Bird, Charles Schwab, Envestnet Asset Management, EverBank Financial, Fidelity Investments, Fiserv Investment Services, Genworth Financial Wealth Management, Jefferson National Financial, LPL Financial, Meridian-IQ, RBC Correspondent Services, State Street Global Advisors, TD Ameritrade Institutional, & Trust Fort are offering financial support for Tiburon CEO Summit XXI.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsors

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsorship Opportunities

In an ongoing effort to share its research with its clients, for the past ten years, Tiburon has hosted a unique series of semi-annual events called the Tiburon CEO Summits. Aside from presenting Tiburon research, each Tiburon CEO Summit features a terrific list of CEO-level guest speakers, break-out sessions, casual dinners, and lots of networking time with a very senior group of clients. To maintain an intimate setting, each Tiburon CEO Summit is limited to 200 CEO-level attendees, all of whom are Tiburon CEO Summit Sponsors Page 2 of 2

Tiburon clients. Tiburon clients include CEOs from investment management firms, banks, brokerage firms, insurance companies, related technology companies, & other firms. Frankly, many of the attendees are likely clients or partners of the most appropriate Tiburon CEO Summit sponsors.

Tiburon seeks to build a sponsor group of just twenty sponsors who can envision participating for the long-term. The cost to become a sponsor for a Tiburon CEO Summit is $15,000 ($30,000 for the two CEO Summits each year). Tiburon CEO Summit sponsors are also asked to contribute contacts lists. Tiburon CEO Summit sponsors receive:

 Attendance for all sponsor C-level executives and executive vice presidents  Two free client passes (again for C-level executives and executive vice presidents)  Broader participation opportunities  Attendee access & enhanced networking  Publicity & brand association  Tiburon Research Report Access Program (annual subscription) ($25,000 value)

Tiburon would specifically like to add the key service providers to its CEO & EVP level clients as sponsors; these might include:

 Investment banks  CPA firms  Law firms  Executive recruiters  Advertising firms  Public relations firms  Core technology providers

To become a Tiburon CEO Summit Sponsor, please email Sarah Sage . Sarah or another Tiburon team member will be happy to explain the sponsor benefit package in more detail to any qualified attendee (e.g., C level executives, executive vice presidents, & other business heads).

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Tiburon CEO Summit Media Sponsors Due to the incredible demand from a large number of its executive-level clients to attend its CEO Summits, Tiburon now holds its CEO Summits at the Ritz Carlton Hotels in New York, NY & San Francisco, CA. Several long-time Tiburon clients have supported Tiburon in this move.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Media Sponsors

Leading publications including American Banker, Bank Investment Consultant, Barron's, Financial Advisor, Financial Planning, Money Management Executive, On Wall Street, Private Wealth, Registered Rep, and Trusts & Estates are assisting in promoting Tiburon CEO Summit XXI.

All media sponsors run two full page advertisements for each CEO Summit that they sponsor (one promoting the event and one thanking the speakers and sponsors).

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Media Sponsors

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Media Sponsorship Opportunities

In an ongoing effort to share its research with its clients, for the past ten years, Tiburon has hosted a unique series of semi-annual events called the Tiburon CEO Summits. Aside from presenting Tiburon research, each Tiburon CEO Summit features a terrific list of CEO-level guest speakers, break-out sessions, casual dinners, and lots of networking time with a very senior group of clients. To maintain an intimate setting, each Tiburon CEO Summit is limited to 200 CEO-level attendees, all of whom are Tiburon clients. Tiburon clients include CEOs from investment management firms, banks, brokerage firms, insurance companies, related technology companies, & other firms. Frankly, many of the attendees are likely clients or partners of the most appropriate Tiburon CEO Summit media sponsors.

Tiburon seeks to build a media sponsor group of publications that serve the financial services industry who can envision participating for the long-term. Tiburon seeks no funding from media sponsors but rather a simple swap of some advertising space for the same rights as a traditional sponsor. All media sponsors run two full page advertisements for each CEO Summit that they sponsor (one promoting the event and one thanking the speakers and sponsors). Tiburon CEO Summit media sponsors are also asked to contribute contacts lists. Tiburon CEO Summit sponsors receive:

 Attendance for all sponsor C-level executives and executive vice presidents  Two free client passes (again for C-level executives and executive vice presidents)  Broader participation opportunities  Attendee access & enhanced networking  Publicity & brand association CEO Summit Media Sponsors Page 2 of 2

 Tiburon Research Report Access Program (annual subscription) ($25,000 value)

Tiburon would specifically like to add the media read by its CEO & EVP level clients, including:

 Business newspapers including the Wall Street Journal & the Financial Times  Newswire services including Bloomberg & Reuters  Broad business publications including Business Week, Fortune, & Forbes  Online industry specific publications including 401K Wire, Fund Fire, Ignites, & Mutual Fund Wire  Financial advisor publications including Investment Advisor & Research

To become a Tiburon CEO Summit Media Sponsor, please email Sarah Sage . Sarah or another Tiburon team member will be happy to explain the sponsor benefit package in more detail to any qualified attendee (e.g., C level executives, executive vice presidents, & other business heads).

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsors

Due to the incredible demand from a large number of its executive-level clients to attend its CEO Summits, Tiburon now holds its CEO Summits at the Ritz Carlton Hotels in New York, NY & San Francisco, CA. Several long-time Tiburon clients, including Advisor Software, Alston & Bird, Charles Schwab, Envestnet, EverBank Financial, Fidelity Investments, Fiserv Investment Services, Genworth Financial Wealth Management, Jefferson National Financial, LPL Financial, Meridian-IQ, RBC Correspondent Services, State Street Global Advisors, TD Ameritrade Institutional, & TrustFort are offering financial support for Tiburon CEO Summit XXI, while media sponsors include American Banker, Bank Investment Consultant, Financial Advisor, Financial Planning, Money Management Executive, On Wall Street, Private Wealth, Registered Rep, and Trusts & Estates. Tiburon is grateful for this assistance.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsors

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Media Sponsors

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsors

Advisor Software

Advisor Software is a leading provider of wealth management solutions for the advisor market. Advisor Software’s institutional heritage is at the core of its founding and product development strategy. The firm’s CEO Andrew Rudd was a co-founder and the former CEO of Barra, a company which led the market in portfolio risk management and was eventually acquired by Morgan Stanley. Advisor Software leverages institutional-caliber analytics, enabling financial advisors to create insightful actionable investment plans to help investors achieve their goals.

Advisor Software pioneered the first enterprise rebalancing solution and a patented goal-directed investment platform that combines institutional-caliber analytics and a balance sheet approach to financial planning. Advisor Software’s applications are designed for a wide range of asset management firms, broker-dealers, banks, insurance companies, online brokerages, and other financial institutions, enabling these institutions and their advisors to deliver more insightful, actionable investment advice and build stronger, more profitable client relationships. In December 2009, Advisor Software purchased Advisor Partners, an investment management firm providing the independent financial advisor with portfolio management solutions. More about Advisor Software can be learned at it’s web site at www.AdvisorSoftware.Com.

Advisor Software is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Neal Ringquist, Andrew Rudd, and Nicolo Torre. Neal can be reached at [email protected] or 925-444-1330; Andrew can be reached at [email protected] or 925-444-1320; and Nicolo can be reached at [email protected] or 925-299-7782.

Alston & Bird

Alston & Bird was founded in 1893 and is a leading Am Law 100 firm, with offices in Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Research Triangle, Silicon Valley, Ventura County, & Washington, DC. The firm’s 800 attorneys provide a full range of services to domestic and international clients. The firm’s core practice areas are intellectual property, complex litigation, corporate & tax, with national industry focuses on energy & sustainability, health care, financial services, and public policy.

Alston & Bird has been ranked on Fortune magazine’s 100 Best Companies to work for list for eleven consecutive years, an unprecedented accomplishment among law firms in the . The recognition speaks to the culture of the firm and the environment in which it practices law and provides service to clients. Alston & Bird is ranked fourth in BTI’s Client Service 30 for 2010 - the elite law firms that clients rank as absolute best at client service. More about Alston & Bird can be learned at it’s web site at www.Alston.Com.

Alston & Bird is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Dave Baum, Gidon Caine, Chris Frieden, & Randy Moore. Dave can be reached at [email protected] or 202-239-3346; Gidon can be reached at [email protected] or 650-838-2060; Chris can be reached at [email protected] or 404-881-7457; & Randy can be reached at [email protected] or 404-881-7794. Charles Schwab

The Charles Schwab Corporation provides securities brokerage and financial services to individual investors and independent investment advisors who work with them.

Institutional Services provides dedicated support for independent investment advisors, employers, & third-party benefit plan administrators, and includes four business units, each focused on a distinct set of client needs. Advisor Services provides custody, trading, technology, practice management, & other services to support more than 6,000 independent investment advisors and the clients they serve. Retirement Plan Services manages bundled workplace retirement plans for thousands of employers representing more than 1.5 million retirement plan participants. Corporate Brokerage Services handles brokerage-related corporate services, including stock plan services, designated brokerage, mutual fund clearing, & investment-only sales to employers. Retirement Business Services serves retirement advisors and independent record keepers and manages the Business Trust division of Charles Schwab Bank. More about The Charles Schwab Corporation can be learned at it’s web site at www.AboutSchwab.Com.

The Charles Schwab Corporation is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Bernie Clarke, Trish Cox, and Neesha Hathi.. Bernie can be reached at [email protected] or 415- 636-5833; Trish can be reached at [email protected] or 720-785-7600; and Neesha can be reached at [email protected] or 720-785-9001.

Envestnet

Envestnet delivers separately managed accounts, mutual funds, & alternative investments to independent financial advisors. Envestnet’s investment offerings are supported by a proprietary technology platform that delivers customized financial advisor web sites, consolidated views, & comprehensive reporting abilities to the nation’s independent investment advisory firms.

Envestnet is headquartered in Chicago with offices in Denver, Los Angeles, New York, Silicon Valley, & internationally. Envestnet has more than $38 billion in assets under management and administration with over 400,000 investor accounts. More about Envestnet Asset Management can be learned at it’s web site at www.Envestnet.Com.

Envestnet is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Marion Asnes, Viggy Mokkarala, & Babu Sivadasan. Marion can be reached at [email protected] or 212-642-7440; Viggy can be reached at [email protected] or 408-962-7845; & Babu can be reached at [email protected] or 510-209-8691.

EverBank Financial

EverBank Financial provides full service banking, lending, & investing services nationwide. These financial services include direct to consumer services, financial advisor services, wholesale lending, vendor financing, and mortgage production & servicing. EverBank has total assets of about $11.0 billion with about $9.0 billion in deposits.

EverBank Direct operates nationally in consumer direct banking & lending with over $6.3 billion in deposits. EverBank offers the WorldCurrency family of deposits to clients seeking global currency diversification and has developed EverBank Metals Select to hold precious metals in custody for clients seeking exposure to these markets. EverBank’s Community Banking division has expanded from its original base in Jacksonville, FL to cover the east and west coast of south Florida through FDIC assisted acquisition of Bank of Florida in 2010. EverBank’s Advisors Program provides financial planning firms & investment professionals the opportunity to offer mortgage & banking services to clients. Ever Bank’s Commercial Finance business (formerly Tygris) provides product financing & leasing solutions nationwide to business customers in the healthcare, office equipment, & technology markets. EverBank’s EverHome Mortgage Company provides mortgage loan servicing and sub-servicing on loans with principal balances in excess of $55 billion. More about EverBank Financial can be learned at it’s web site at www.EverBank.Com.

EverBank is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by David Conover and Frank Trotter. David can be reached at [email protected] or 904-279-7169; and Frank can be reached at [email protected] or 314-951-1600.

Fidelity Investments

Fidelity Investments is one of the world’s largest providers of financial services, with assets under administration of over $3.4 trillion, including managed assets of $1.5 trillion. Founded in 1946, the firm is a leading provider of investment management, retirement planning, portfolio guidance, brokerage, benefits outsourcing, & many other financial products & services to more than 20 million individuals.

Fidelity also maintains a very strong presence in the broker/dealer and registered investment advisor space by providing clearing and custody services to over 5000 intermediaries representing some of the most prominent names in the financial services industry. More about Fidelity can be learned at it’s web site at www.Fidelity.Com.

Fidelity Investments is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by David Canter, Carolyn Clancy, Gail Graham and John Phillips. David can be reached at [email protected] or 617-563-0943Carolyn can be reached at [email protected] or 401-292-4050; Gail can be reached at [email protected] or 617-563-0943; and John can be reached at [email protected] or 617-563-2253.

Fiserv Investment Services

Fiserv is a worldwide leader in financial services technology solutions. The firm is ranked number one on the Fin Tech 100 survey of top partners to the financial services industry. Fiserv is a leader in solutions for payments, processing services, risk compliance, customer & channel management, and insights & optimization. The firm serves more than 16,000 managers, turnkey asset management providers (TAMPs), credit unions, mortgage lenders, & leasing companies.

Investment Services from Fiserv provides a broad range of investment management solutions and outsourced services to hundreds of financial services organizations. Fiserv is the leading portfolio management and trading platform for managed accounts. The firm acquired Advice America in 2010 and, with an industry leading financial planning and proposal tool, can now deliver the first of its kind, Unified Wealth Management Platform - a total solution to the financial industry which includes goals-based financial planning, portfolio management, trading, and client reporting. With its recent acquisition of CashEdge – and its Industry leading data-aggregation capabilities – Fiserv is now in an even better position to deliver the unified managed household (UMH) to its clients. Fiserv also supports institutional business through its software solutions that include portfolio accounting, post trade processing, and fee billing & revenue management. More about Fiserv can be learned at it’s web site at www.Fiserv.Com.

Fiserv and Fiserv Investment Services are represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Peter Crenier, Cheryl Nash, & Brandon Sharrett. Peter can be reached at [email protected] or 201-369-3566; Cheryl can be reached at [email protected] or 201-324-5106; & Brandon can be reached at [email protected] or 201-324-5111.

Genworth Financial Wealth Management

Genworth Financial is a publicly traded global financial security company with more than $100 billion in assets and a presence in more than 25 countries. The firm is recognized in Standard & Poor's 500 index of leading US companies and is ranked in the Fortune 500.

Genworth Financial Wealth Management works with independent financial advisors to help them build great businesses. This entails offering an open architecture platform of investment management, practice management, & client management services. Genworth Financial Wealth Management is headquartered near San Francisco, CA and has offices in Los Angeles, Chicago, & San Diego. Genworth Financial Wealth Management has over $23 billion in client asses & over 6,000 financial advisor relationships. Genworth Financial Wealth Management is a leading company in servicing the needs of high net worth investors & independent financial advisors. More about Genworth Financial Wealth Management can be learned at it’s web site at www.GenworthWealth.Com.

Genworth Financial is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Ron Cordes, Carrie Hansen, John Murray & Enrique Vasquez. Ron can be reached at [email protected] or 925- 788-0227; Carrie can be reached at [email protected] or 925-521-2244; John can be reached at [email protected] or 925-521-2272; & Enrique can be reached at [email protected] or 847-330-7904.

Jefferson National Financial

Jefferson National is a recognized innovator of financial products for RIAs and fee-based financial advisors. The company created a new product category and changed industry perceptions with the launch of its flagship product, Monument Advisor - the first variable annuity with a flat-insurance fee and a tax-deferred investing platform of more than 330 funds. Jefferson National has been the number one RIA- recommended VA for three consecutive years, helping financial advisors bring more assets under management, and helping their clients save $30 million in insurance fees. Jefferson National has built a strong foundation for future growth by developing a leading technology platform, highly efficient operations, and cost-effective servicing capabilities. The firm’s latest innovative resource for RIAs and fee-based financial advisors is TPIA Marketplace offering a range of proven asset management strategies from a select group of recognized third-party investment advisors.

Jefferson National serves more than 50,000 customers with more than 44,000 accounts and more than $2.1 billion in assets. The company is domiciled in Dallas, TX with authority in 49 states and the District of Columbia, operations in Louisville, KY, and offices in New York, NY. More about Jefferson National Financial can be learned at it’s web site at www.JeffNat.Com .

Jefferson National is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by its executives.

LPL Financial

LPL Financial is an independent broker/dealer with over 2,500 employees and offices in Boston, Charlotte, & San Diego. The firm and its affiliates offer proprietary technology, comprehensive clearing & compliance services, practice management programs & training, and independent research to over 12,000 independent financial advisors and financial advisors at financial institutions.

Additionally the firm supports over 4,000 financial advisors who are affiliated and licensed with insurance companies with customized clearing, advisory programs, & technology solutions. More about LPL Financial can be learned at it’s web site at www.LPL.Com.

LPL Financial is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by David Akellian, David Reich, & Beth Stelluto. David can be reached at [email protected] or 858-909-6865; David can be reached at [email protected] or 858-909-7010; & Beth can be reached at [email protected] or 858-909-6163.

Meridian-IQ

Meridian-IQ was founded in 2010 by industry executives who have spent over two decades marketing to, selling to, & analyzing the financial advisor market. The executive team recognized that there was a need to create solutions that combine the best-in-class database of financial advisors with applications that make it easier to identify and work with the financial advisor community.

Meridian-IQ RIA delivers an accurate, robust, unique, & actionable data on financial advisors across the country. Meridian-IQ has workflow tools that make it easier to work with - and sell to - financial advisors. The system was designed by executives in the financial advisor market and the firm constantly evolves its database with industry-leading product development. Meridian-IQ also offers a proprietary service called Meridian-DHS (Data Hygiene Services). Meridian-DHS is an outsourced, cost-effective, & custom solution for firms seeking expert support in the area of data hygiene and maintenance. More about Meridian-IQ can be learned at it’s web site at www.Meridian-IQ.Com.

Meridian-IQ is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Nick Stuller. Nick can be reached at [email protected] or 917-533-5593.

RBC Correspondent Services

Since 1979 RBC Correspondent Services has partnered with investment industry entrepreneurs who seek a trusted partner offering the deep resources, systems and expertise necessary to become the wealth management firm of choice for successful investors.

RBC Correspondent Services specializes in providing comprehensive clearing, custody, and execution services tailored to meet broker-dealers specific business needs. In addition to processing transactions, RBC Correspondent Services provides an attractive wealth management platform featuring the broad solution set, technology suite and extensive research capabilities of a global leader in diversified financial services. More about RBC Correspondent Services can be learned at it’s web site at www.RBCAdvisorServices.Com.

RBC Correspondent Services are represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Craig Gordon. Craig can be reached at [email protected] or 612-371-7776.

State Street Global Advisors

State Street Corporation provides financial services to institutional investors, including investment servicing, investment management, & investment research & trading. With $15.3 trillion in assets under custody and $2.0 trillion in assets under management, State Street operates in 26 countries and more than 100 geographic markets worldwide.

State Street Global Advisors provides disciplined systematic investment strategies for customers of every size and investment objective. State Street Global Advisors offers integrated solutions & trading services to customers who wish to outsource aspects of their investment management programs. More about State Street Global Advisors can be learned at it’s web site at www.StateStreet.Com.

State Street Corporation & State Street Global Advisors are represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Tony Rochte. Tony can be reached at [email protected] or 617-664-2966.

TD Ameritrade Institutional

TD Ameritrade is an online brokerage firm, based in Omaha, NE serving active traders, investment advisors, & long-term investors by providing a variety of brokerage services, ranging from traditional discount trading to advanced products.

TD Ameritrade Institutional Services provides comprehensive brokerage and custody services to more than 4,000 fee-based financial advisors and their clients. The firm's advanced technology platform allows financial advisors to run their practices efficiently while optimizing time with clients. TD Ameritrade Institutional also provides a robust offering of products, programs, & services designed to help financial advisors build their businesses, and at the same time help their clients reach their financial goals. More about TD Ameritrade can be learned at it’s web site at www.TDAmeritrade.Com.

TD Ameritrade & TD Ameritrade Institutional are represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by John Bunch and Skip Schweiss. John can be reached at [email protected] or 402-970-7595 and Skip can be reached at [email protected] or 303-294-5320.

TrustFort

TrustFort specializes in working with independent broker/dealers, registered investment advisors and related financial services organizations. TrustFort offers expertise in the design and development of customized portfolio accounting solutions. Its broad experience in product and system development in the areas of electronic trading and fund accounting provides even greater depth of understanding of problem analysis, design and implementation.

More about TrustFort can be learned at its web site at www.TrustFort.Com.

TrustFort is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Atindra Barua and Surajeet Deka. Antindra can be reached at [email protected] or 781-787-0907 and Surajeet can be reached at [email protected] or 781-787-0906.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Media Sponsors

American Banker Bank Investment Consultant

Bank Investment American Banker Consultant is a news is the leading and analysis site for information resource serving the banking financial advisers and senior sales and financial services community. American management in bank investment programs. Banker.com, is a complete information The site covers a range of topics pertinent to platform for banking professionals and the financial advisors, helping readers to acquire primary online destination for Source quality clients, to understand increasingly Media's Banking Group. The site is complex products, and to run their practices organized into vertical market segments and more efficiently. More about Bank also contains the home pages of our sister Investment Consultant can be learned at it’s publications U.S. Banker and Bank web site at Technology News. More about American www.BankInvestmentConsultant.Com. Banker can be learned at it’s web site at www.AmericanBanker.Com. Bank Investment Consultant is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Bruce American Banker is represented at Tiburon Morris. Bruce can be reached at CEO Summit XXI by Bruce Morris. Bruce [email protected] or 212- can be reached at 803-8808. [email protected] or 212- 803-8808.

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Barron's is one of Financial Advisor is America's premier financial magazines. produced exclusively for Barron's delivers comprehensive statistics independent advisors by on the preceding week's trading & financial one of the most activities while its feature stories and experienced and respected publishing columns look ahead at what's likely to teams in the industry. Financial Advisor happen to companies and to the market. provides an audience of over 90,000 More about Barron’s can be learned at it’s independent broker-dealer affiliated web site at www.Barrons.Com. advisors, RIAs, and dual registrants with authoritative industry coverage, along with Barron’s is represented at Tiburon CEO the insight and strategies on practice Summit XXI by Don Black, Gary Holland, & management, technology, and investing Sterling Shea. Don can be reached at advisors build their practices and better [email protected] or 212-597- serve their clients. Financial Advisor also 5925, Gary can be reached at provides advisors with an unparalleled suite [email protected] or 212-597- of digital, conference, and workshop 5928, & Sterling can be reached at offerings. [email protected] or 212-597- 5919. Financial Advisor is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by founding publisher David Smith. David can be reached at [email protected] or 732-450-8866.

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Financial Planning's Money Management mission has been to Executive provides breaking news and in- deliver the essential information that depth industry analysis of the events and independent advisors need to make issues affecting the mutual fund and entire informed decisions about their business and money management industry. Each weekly the clients they serve. The magazine’s web issue contains intelligence on sales and site is dedicated to the needs of the marketing strategies, changes taking place independent financial planner. Financial affecting compliance and operations and Planning also produces podcasts, other such issues. More about Money conferences, custom publications and e- Management Executive can be learned at Newsletters, all covering in-depth analysis it’s web site at www.MMExecutive.Com. and planning advice. More about Financial Planning can be learned at it’s web site at Money Management Executive is www.Financial-Planning.Com. represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Bruce Morris. Bruce can be reached at Financial Planning is represented at Tiburon [email protected] or 212- CEO Summit XXI by Bruce Morris. Bruce 803-8808. can be reached at [email protected] or 212- 803-8808.

On Wall Street Private Wealth

Private Wealth: Advising the On Wall Street Exceptionally Affluent is the first provides insight and analysis into the world and only magazine to of financial advisors at national or regional exclusively target wealth advisors, family brokerage firms. The magazine covers a offices, accounts, attorneys, estate planners, wide range of topics, including the latest insurance/risk management and lifestyle changes in broker compensation, breaking demands of the ultra-affluent. (those with a news on the regulatory & legal fronts, new minimum net worth of $10 million). These product offerings, the consolidation of advisors to the exceptionally affluent companies, and the movement of brokers collectively wield the greatest purchasing and top executives between firms. On Wall power in the world. Private Wealth also Street tells its readers how to promote their produces PWnews and a host of single day careers and their practice, and gives a voice workshops, including Creating a Multi- to industry experts to offer practical Family Office and Cultivating the Super guidance for brokers on maximizing returns Rich. in client portfolios. More about On Wall Street can be learned at it’s web site at Private Wealth is represented at Tiburon www.OnWallStreet.Com. CEO Summit XXI by founding publisher David Smith. David can be reached at [email protected] or 732-450-8866. On Wall Street is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Bruce Morris. Bruce can be reached at [email protected] or 212- 803-8808.

Registered Rep Trusts & Estates

Registered Rep is the Trusts & Estates is the most trusted digital wealth management and print source for the retail investment journal for advisors to high-net-worth professional, serving brokers, financial individuals and families. Trusts & Estates’ advisors RIAs, IBDs, insurance, financial suite of complementary online services planners, and financial product companies provides industry professionals with targeted with award-winning insight coverage of the information whenever and wherever they’re brokerage, wealth management, fund and looking for it. Published since 1904, Trusts & financial product industry as well as Estates was conceived by professionals who breaking news, data, rankings, and profiles. wanted to air their views, share best For more information visit techniques, and promote understanding of www.WealthManagement.com or government policy and legal decisions. More www.RegisteredRep.Com. about Trusts & Estates can be learned at it’s web site at www.TrustsandEstates.Com. Registered Rep is represented at Tiburon CEO Summit XXI by Bill O’Conor and Rich Trusts & Estates is represented at Tiburon Santos. Bill can be reached at CEO Summit XXI by Bill O’Conor and Rich [email protected] ; and Rich Santos. Bill can be reached at can be reached at [email protected] ; and Rich [email protected] or 212-204- can be reached at 4227. [email protected] or 212-204- 4227.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Volunteers

Tiburon's CEO Summits could not be planned without a lot of help from many others. Tiburon CEO Summit volunteers invest dozens of hours into confirming attendees and helping onsite. Tiburon is grateful for their assistance.

Tif Joyce Joyce Financial Management

Tif Joyce is founder & president of Joyce Financial Management, providing financial planning & investment management services to its clients. Mr. Joyce is registered principal with and offers securities through LPL Financial.

Prior to forming Joyce Financial Management, Mr. Joyce was a registered representative with Liberty Financial, serving as an advisor to clients of a northern California community bank. Prior to that, Tif was a financial advisor with American Express Financial Advisors (now Ameriprise Financial).

Mr. Joyce joined Tiburon's Financial Advisor Roundtable program in 2000 to assist the firm in addressing financial advisor and consumer needs. Tif often manages the popular Ask the Consumers panel at Tiburon's CEO Summits. Mr. Joyce lives in Sonoma County, CA and can be reached directly at [email protected] or 707-874-3790.

Kirk Michie Triton Pacific Securities

Kirk Michie is president of Triton Pacific Securities, a subsidiary of the Triton Pacific Group. He directs the firm’s capital markets activities, including fund raising, investor relations, & marketing communications. In addition to being a member of Triton Pacific Capital Partners’ investment committee, he is also the firm’s primary linkage to the investor community. Having held several key positions in the early growth & development of asset and wealth management organizations Kirk has been an early change agent and advocate of more comprehensive & forward looking approaches to the delivery of financial services to wealth individuals and family offices. An early adopter of social media, Kirk has a substantial web presence via Linked In, , & substantial numbers of print & electronic media references around this rapidly growing arena. Additionally, Mr. Michie is a frequent speaker at investment and family office conferences on the subjects of integration of alternatives into traditional portfolios, benefits of private equity investing for individuals, endowment style investing for taxable families, the future of financial services, & the integration of social media into marketing communications for investment advisors.

Prior to joining Triton Pacific, Kirk led the development of the Private Client division at Kayne Anderson Rudnick, and went on to run one of Wells Fargo Corporation’s brokerage division’s largest regional sales forces. In client facing roles, Mr. Michie worked with wealthy investors and families at Alliance Bernstein, Bessemer Trust, Merrill Lynch, & Swiss Bank Corporation.

Mr. Michie was a long time Tiburon FA Roundtable member and has been a frequent Tiburon CEO Summit contributor. Kirk can be reached directly at [email protected] or (310) 943-4996. Marie Swift Impact Communications

Marie Swift is CEO of Impact Communications, a full-service public relations & marketing communications firm serving a select group of independent financial advisors and allied institutions. Marie also serves as a coach for Source Media’s Advisor Max and is frequently quoted in or published by industry magazines such as Financial Planning, Research, Financial Advisor, Investment Advisor, Transitions, Advisor Today & Morningstar Advisor. Ms. Swift is a popular speaker at industry events, including multiple appearances at FPA national and regional events, NAPFA, Lockwood University, & the NFL Players Association (Financial Advisor Program). Marie is the co- author of Just Give Me the Answer$: Expert Advisors Address Your Most Pressing Financial Questions and contributed the marketing chapter to Garrett’s Guide to Financial Planning.

Prior to establishing her own firm in 1993, she served as director of corporate communications for Worldwide Investment Network in Irvine, California, where she helped FNIC’s then top producer attain & maintain that title for five consecutive years. She managed a staff of twenty that supported two dozen successful registered representatives, estate planners, & wealth managers.

Ms. Swift joined Tiburon’s Fellows program in 2007 to introduce her clients to the benefits of Tiburon's research & consulting services, and to offer assistance to Tiburon's clients in the areas of public relations, targeted media placement, & marketing communications. Marie lives in Leawood, KS and can be reached directly at [email protected] or 800-974-7753.

Mitch Vigeveno Turning Point

Mitch Vigeveno is the CEO of Turning Point, based in Clearwater, FL, which was founded in 1994 to provide executive search & consulting services to the financial services industry. Turning Point strives to connect great companies with great people by guiding its clients in the identification, assessment, & acquisition of the best available talent for their mission-critical positions. Turning Point specializes in placing high quality professionals with broker/dealers, insurance companies, banks, & investment advisory firms (RIAs).

Mr. Vigeveno has over 25 years of experience in financial services on both the insurance and securities sides of the business.

Mr. Vigeveno joined Tiburon’s Fellows program in 2001 to introduce his clients to the benefits of Tiburon's research & consulting services, and to offer assistance to Tiburon's clients in their search for top executive talent. Mr. Vigeveno worked collaboratively with Tiburon on a competitive analysis research project regarding the offerings of independent broker/dealers. He has written for, and been quoted in, numerous industry publications, including Financial Planning Magazine, Financial Advisor, Registered Representative, Investment Advisor, Investment News, & On Wall Street. Turning Point is a member of the Career Banking & Financial Services Network and the Top Echelon Network. Mitch lives in Clearwater, FL and can be reached directly at [email protected] or 727-725-8876 or via Turning Point's web site at www.TPISearch.Com.

Tiburon CEO Summit Onsite Volunteers

Tiburon's CEO Summits could not be planned without a lot of help from many others. The Tiburon CEO Summit onsite volunteers invest dozens of hours into helping onsite. Tiburon is grateful for their assistance.

Maries Swift, Impact Communications Karen Embry, Impact Communications

Marie Swift is CEO of Impact Karen Embry has been Communications, a full-service working in public relations and public relations & marketing marketing communications communications firm serving a since 1988. As a Relationship select group of independent Manager with Impact financial advisors and allied Communications, Inc., Karen institutions. Ms. Swift is a provides public relations popular speaker at industry strategy consulting services events, including multiple and business growth tactics appearances at FPA national for several key client accounts. and regional events, NAPFA, Lockwood University and the NFL Players Association Ms. Embry lives in Sacramento, CA and can be (Financial Advisor Program). Marie is the co-author of reached directly at Just Give Me the Answer$: Expert Advisors Address [email protected] or 800-974- Your Most Pressing Financial Questions and 7753. contributed the marketing chapter to Garrett’s Guide to Financial Planning.

Ms. Swift joined Tiburon’s Fellows program in 2007 to introduce her clients to the benefits of Tiburon's research & consulting services, and to offer assistance to Tiburon's clients in the areas of public relations, targeted media placement, & marketing communications. Marie lives in Leawood, KS and can be reached directly at [email protected] or 800-974- 7753.

Judy Joyce, Joyce Financial Management

Judy Joyce is Tif Joyce’s wife and business partner in their Sonoma county-based financial planning practice Joyce Financial Management. She is a registered representative with LPL Financial.

Ms. Joyce lives in Sonoma County, CA. She is a friend to Tiburon and often pitches in to help with the CEO Summits. She can be reached directly at [email protected] or 707-284-2975.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXII Announcement

Tiburon Strategic Advisors and its Managing Partner Chip Roame are pleased to announce the upcoming Tiburon CEO Summit XXII to be held April 17-18, 2012 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in New York, NY. If you have attended any of the past twenty-one Tiburon CEO Summits, you know that they are one of the few forums where financial services industry CEOs from across traditional industry silos gather to discuss business strategies & opportunities. The list of business relationships resulting from past Tiburon CEO Summits is impressive.

Tiburon CEO Summit XXII Keynote Opening Presentation

Tiburon's Managing Partner Chip Roame will open Tiburon CEO Summit XXII by addressing the state of the financial services industry. Mr. Roame's comments will address both current events Chip Roame around the economy and regulatory reform, as well as more secular trends involving products such Managing Partner as exchange traded funds and markets & distribution channels such as break-away brokers. Tiburon Strategic Advisors

Tiburon CEO Summit XXII Award Recipients & Guest Speakers

Tiburon's CEO Summits have come to support three central themes, including F ocusing on Consumer (and Other Client) Needs, Challenging Conventional Industry Wisdom (Innovation), & Taking Responsibility. Tiburon recognizes industry executives who exemplify these attributes. At Tiburon CEO Summit XXII, Tiburon will present its fifth annual Tiburon CEO Summit Awards to:

 David Booth (CEO, Dimensional Fund Advisors)  Al West (CEO, SEI Investments)

Tiburon CEO Summit XXII will also include the following guest speakers:

 Tony Batman (CEO, 1st Global Capital Corporation)  Chris Blunt (Executive Vice President, New York Life)  Tom Bradley (President, TD Ameritrade Institutional Services)

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Tony Batman Guest Speaker Award Recipient Guest Speaker Award Recipient

(CEO, 1st Global Capital Chris Blunt David Booth Tom Bradley Al West Corporation) (Executive Vice President, (CEO, Dimensional Fund (President, TD Ameritrade (CEO, SEI New York Life) Advisors) Institutional Services) Investments)

Tiburon CEO Summit XXII will also feature the firm's traditional client-centric panel discussions, a CEO Summit insights panel with four Tiburon clients, five less formal break-out sessions, & two networking-based social events. Tiburon Strategic Advisors

Tiburon Strategic Advisors was formed in 1998 to offer market research, strategy consulting, & other related services primarily to financial services firms. Three of Tiburon’s core clientele groups are the CEOs and other senior executives of large US financial institutions faced with difficult strategic decisions, leading executives of foreign financial institutions trying to understand and/or enter the US markets, and a long list of venture capital & private equity firms, and investment banks, making investments in, and executing transactions in, areas where Tiburon has developed proprietary insights. The firm has served over 300 corporate clients and completed over 1,300 projects since its founding, and today, its knowledge base includes mutual fund distribution, separately managed account programs, alternative investments, wealth management, insurance products, banking services, the fee-based financial advisor market, the CPA firm market, the family office market, & various international markets.

Tiburon CEO Summits

Tiburon has held twenty-one prior CEO Summits since 2001. The most recent Tiburon CEO Summit was held Ocotber 12-13, 2011 in San Francisco, CA. Tiburon presented its fourth annual CEO Summit awards to Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates) & Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Stanford University). In addition to Tiburon Managing Partner Chip Roame, guest speakers included Pete Kight (Managing Partner, The ComVest Group), Michael Sapir (CEO, ProShares), & Paul Steiger (CEO, Pro Publica). Click here to read about all prior Tiburon CEO Summits.

Tiburon CEO Summit Awards

Tiburon initiated its CEO Summit Awards in 2009 to further support the above Chip Roame Managing Partner mentioned themes of Focusing on Consumer (and Other Client) Needs, Tiburon Strategic Advisors Challenging Conventional Wisdom (Innovation), & Taking Responsibility. Tiburon recognizes industry executives who exemplify these attributes. Past & upcoming award winners have included:

 Rob Arnott (CEO, Research Affiliates)  Don Phillips (President, Fund Research,  John Bogle (Founder, The Vanguard Group) Morningstar)  David Booth (CEO, Dimensional Fund Advisors)  Charles Schwab (Chairman, The Charles Schwab Corporation)  Mark Casady (CEO, LPL Financial)  Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Stanford  Ken Fisher (CEO, Fisher Investments) University)  Bill Hambrecht (CEO, WR Hambrecht & Company)  Al West (CEO, SEI Investments)  Joe Mansueto (CEO, Morningstar)

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Tiburon CEO Summit Guest Speakers

Based on feedback from attendees at prior Tiburon CEO Summits, Tiburon predominantly invites financial services industry CEOs to be the CEO Summit guest speakers. Attendees repeatedly report that they take away the most from other CEOs in like situations, and this fosters the collaborative environment sought. Guest speakers are asked to discuss both their views on industry developments & their businesses. Tiburon deliberately structures time for questions & answers with each guest speaker, again to foster the collaborative environment. Aside from Tiburon's own Managing Partner Chip Roame (who kicks-off each Tiburon CEO Summit), past & upcoming guest speakers have included:

 Rob Arnott (CEO, Research  Joe Deitch (CEO,  Jim McCool (Executive Vice Affiliates) Commonwealth Financial President, The Charles Schwab  Keith Banks (President, US Network) Corporation) Trust)  John DesPrez (CEO, John  Joe Moglia (CEO, TD Ameritrade)  Judy Barber (CEO, Family Hancock Financial Services)  John Murphy (CEO, Oppenheimer Money Consultants)  Stephanie DiMarco (CEO, Funds)  Jon Baum (CEO, The Dreyfus Advent Software)  Ron Peyton (CEO, Callan Corporation)  Jeffrey Dunham (CEO, Dunham Associates)  Tony Batman (CEO, 1st Global & Associates)  Don Phillips (President, Fund Capital Corporation)  Ric Edelman (CEO, Edelman Research, Morningstar)  Jud Bergman (CEO, Envestnet Financial Services)  Scott Powers (CEO, State Street Asset Management)  Harold Evensky (President, Global Advisors)  Ed Bernard (Vice Chairman, T. Evensky & Katz)  Bob Pozen (Chairman, MFS Rowe Price Group)  Ed Finn (President, Barron's) Investment Management)  Walt Bettinger (President, The  Ken Fisher (CEO, Fisher  Jim Riepe (Former Vice Chairman, Charles Schwab Corporation) Investments) T. Rowe Price Group)  Jessica Bibliowicz (CEO,  Steve Forbes (CEO, Forbes  Andrew Rudd (CEO, Advisor National Financial Partners) Media) Software)  Chris Blunt (Executive Vice  Mike Fraizer (CEO, Genworth  Ron Ryan (CEO, Ryan ALM) President, New York Life) Financial)  Michael Sapir (CEO, ProShares)  John Bogle (Founder, The  George Gatch (CEO, JP Morgan  Charles Schwab (Chairman, The Vanguard Group) Funds Management) Charles Schwab Corporation)  Bruce Bond (CEO, Power  John Gunn (CEO, Dodge & Cox)  Bill Sharpe (Professor Emeritus, Shares)  John Hailer (CEO, North America Stanford University)  David Booth (CEO, Dimensional & Asia, Natixis Global Asset  Meir Statman (Professor, Santa Fund Advisors) Management) Clara University)  Tom Bradley (President, TD  Ed Haldeman (CEO, Putnam  Jono Steinberg (CEO, Wisdom Ameritrade Institutional Services) Investments) Tree Investments)  Charles Brandes (Chairman,  Bill Hambrecht (CEO, WR  Michael Steinhardt (Managing Brandes Investment Partners) Hambrecht & Company) Member, Steinhardt Management)  Dale Brown (CEO, Financial  Roger Ibbotson (Former CEO,  Paul Stevens (CEO, Investment Services Institute) Ibbotson Associates) Company Institute)  Mike Byrum (President, Rydex  Fred Jonske (CEO, M Financial  John Taft (CEO, RBC Wealth Investments) Group) Management)  John Calamos (CEO, Calamos  Deena Katz (Chairman, Evensky Asset Management)  Allen Thorpe (Managing Director, & Katz) Hellman & Friedman)  David Carroll (Senior Executive  Pete Kight (Former Vice  David Tittsworth (Executive Vice President, Wells Fargo Chairman, Fiserv & Managing Corporation) Director, Investment Adviser Partner, Comvest Group) Association)  Ron Carson (CEO, Carson  Steve Lockshin (CEO, Wealth Management Group)  Fred Tomczyk (CEO, TD Convergent Wealth Advisors) Ameritrade)  Mark Casady (CEO, LPL  Jeff Maggioncalda (CEO,  Steve Wallman (CEO, Foliofn) Financial) Financial Engines)  Jim Weddle (Managing Partner,  Abby Cohen (President, Global  Norm Malo (CEO, National Edward Jones & Company) Markets Institute, Goldman Financial Services) Sachs Group)  Joe Mansueto (CEO,  Al West (CEO, SEI Investments)  Kip Condron (CEO, Axa Morningstar)  Mark Yusko (CEO, Morgan Creek Financial) Capital Management)

Tiburon CEO Summits Attendee Policy

Tiburon maintains a list of over 3,000 executive-level clients at over 300 companies who have engaged the firm, many of whom have actively participated in prior Tiburon CEO Summits. Attendance at each CEO Summit is limited to 200 executives and is reserved for Tiburon's clients. If you are an executive level Tiburon client and would like to participate in a future Tiburon CEO Summit, please contact Tiburon's Managing Partner Chip Roame.

More specifically, there are two specific attendee policies:

 Seniority: Tiburon is making a conscious effort to limit attendance to C-level executives, executive vice presidents, & other business heads. Other managing directors and senior vice presidents (and all others) are not invited to keep the discussion focused on CEO-level issues and to try to manage the size of each CEO Summit to 200 client attendees.  Clients: Since Tiburon hosts the events, it is economic reality that the group must be limited to senior executives who have previously benefited from Tiburon's research-based strategy consulting work. Tiburon defines its corporate clients as all firms that purchase at least a single day of consulting each year and/or subscribe to the Tiburon Research Access Program. Tiburon also sends invitations to first time clients that at least subscribe to a single Tiburon research topic.

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Due to the incredible demand from a large number of its executive-level clients to attend its CEO Summits, Tiburon now holds its CEO Summits at the Ritz Carlton Hotels in New York, NY & San Francisco, CA. Several long-time Tiburon clients, including Advisor Software, Alston & Bird, Charles Schwab, Envestnet, EverBank Financial, Fidelity Investments, Fiserv Investment Services, Genworth Financial Wealth Management, Jefferson National Financial, LPL Financial, Meridian-IQ, RBC Correspondent Services, State Street Global Advisors, TD Ameritrade Institutional, & TrustFort are offering financial support for Tiburon CEO Summit XXII, while media sponsors include American Banker, Bank Investment Consultant, Barron's, Financial Advisor, Financial Planning, Money Management Executive, On Wall Street, Private Wealth, Registered Rep, and Trusts & Estates. Tiburon is grateful for this assistance.

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Charles Schwab and Ken Fisher Share Spotlight, Receive Awards at Tiburon CEO Summit XVII

NEW YORK, Nov. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Tiburon Strategic Advisors, a market research & strategy consulting firm serving a wide variety of financial institutions and investment managers, recently awarded its inaugural Tiburon CEO Summit Awards to Charles Schwab (Chairman, The Charles Schwab Corporation) & Ken Fisher (CEO, Fisher Investments). This release highlights some of the key points made by both award recipients.

Tiburon's CEO Summits are built around two key themes:

 Maintaining a focus on consumer needs  Challenging conventional wisdom

In the spirit of recognizing leaders in the financial services industry who have excelled at applying one or both of these concepts, Tiburon awarded its inaugural Tiburon CEO Summit Awards. Charles Schwab (Chairman, The Charles Schwab Corporation) received Tiburon's award for Maintaining a Focus on Consumer Needs. Ken Fisher (CEO, Fisher Investments) received Tiburon's award for Challenging Conventional Wisdom. Tiburon believes that maintaining a focus on consumer needs and challenging conventional wisdom are two of the keys to success in the rapidly evolving financial services industry. These awards were presented at Tiburon CEO Summit XVII on October 7, 2009:

Charles Schwab (Chairman, The Charles Schwab Corporation) - Tiburon's Maintaining a Focus on Consumer Needs Award

Charles Schwab started the well-known San Francisco based brokerage firm that goes by his name in the early 1970s. Subsequently, Mr. Schwab has served as chairman of The Charles Schwab Corporation since incorporation of the firm in 1986. He also served as CEO or co-CEO from 1986 to 2008. Today, The Charles Schwab Corporation is one of the nation's leading providers of financial services, with 12,000 employees, more than 300 branches nationwide, approximately 10 million client accounts, & $1.2 trillion in client assets.

Mr. Schwab is the author of several books, was named chairman of the President's Advisory Council on Financial Literacy in 2008, and, along with his wife Helen, is the co-founder & chairman of the Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation, a nonprofit organization that focuses on helping children with learning disabilities and supporting low income families through initiatives in poverty prevention, homelessness, & substance abuse.

Mr. Schwab was presented Tiburon's Maintaining a Focus on Consumer Needs award because of the numerous consumer -centric innovations of The Charles Schwab Corporation, including its discount

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brokerage, telephone -based services, branches, web based trading, mutual fund supermarket, and its custodial, operational, & trading support services for independent fee-based financial advisors.

Mr. Schwab sat down with Tiburon managing principal Chip Roame to discuss some of the factors that have contributed to his success as well as to discuss some of his opinions about the state of the financial services industry. Some of the highlights are included:

When Mr. Roame asked how Mr. Schwab has been able to maintain a focus on consumer needs while also consistently introducing innovations to the industry, Mr. Schwab said that timing is everything. He went on to say that it is important not only to be in the right place at the right time, but to recognize and then act on opportunities as they present themselves. One of Mr. Schwab's key points was that he has always asked himself how a given situation will affect the common guy, and that this consideration, more than any other, caused him to rethink what a customer was and to reclassify customers as clients. Mr. Schwab referred to ETFs as Schwab's next big initiative.

When Mr. Roame asked about Mr. Schwab's insights into what might lead the recovery of the financial services industry, Mr. Schwab said that the basic fundamental values of middle America - family, saving, & college education - are still the leading factors in considering how to reach clients. He also went on to acknowledge the debate over how to move forward ideologically, and said that in any case, the financial services industry must evolve to inherently embrace high ethical standards.

When an audience member asked how Mr. Schwab has been able to consistently generate ideas that work, Mr. Schwab talked about the value of testing - starting small market and moving bigger as successful testing warranted. He specifically mentioned that he has oftentimes considered his own needs when considering the needs of the masses. In one case, as Mr. Schwab preferred no-load mutual funds in his IRA account, this may have led to the genesis of the mutual fund marketplace at The Charles Schwab Corporation.

Ken Fisher (CEO, Fisher Investments) - Tiburon's Challenging Conventional Wisdom Award

Ken Fisher has been CEO of Fisher Investments since founding the firm in 1979. His firm is the largest direct marketer in asset management and depending on one's definition, the largest fee-based financial advisor. Today, Fisher Investments has 950 employees, 85 professional sales people, tens of thousands of clients, and more than $30 billion assets under management.

Mr. Fisher's theoretical work in the early 1970s yielded a tool known as the price-to-sales ratio, now a core element of financial curriculum. Mr. Fisher is also known for his Portfolio Strategy financial investment column featured monthly in Forbes magazine, where his 25-year tenure makes him the fourth longest-running columnist in the magazine's 92-year history. His recent research, published in professional & scholarly journals, focuses on behavioral finance.

Mr. Fisher was presented Tiburon's Challenging Conventional Wisdom award because in almost every facet of his business he has challenged the trends of others, including his use of direct mail, web based advertising, & infomercials; the use of dedicated sales people and a separate dedicated service organization; aversion to hiring graduates of big name universities; telephone based service model; and well defined job descriptions with unparalleled levels of specialization of labor.

Mr. Fisher sat down with Tiburon managing principal Chip Roame to discuss some of the factors that have contributed to his success as well as to discuss some of Mr. Fisher's opinions about the state of the financial services industry. Some of the highlights are included:

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When Mr. Roame asked how Mr. Fisher has been able to challenge conventional wisdom, Mr. Fisher said that there are two ways to think about the question - internally & externally. Mr. Fisher said that externally, his only real contribution has been the price-to-sales ratio work that he did in prior decades, but that internally, at Fisher Investments, he continues to challenge conventional wisdom daily, saying that he prefers never-yet-done-practices over best-practices.

When Mr. Roame asked about Mr. Fisher's insights into what might lead the recovery of the financial services industry, Mr. Fisher said that financial services professionals must lead with innovations that are good for consumers. He also said it is vital that the industry monitor itself, that there always be a sense of Am I Doing the Right Thing? driving any decision that is made.

When an audience member asked how Mr. Fisher maintains very high client retention at Fisher Investments despite the firm's unusual sales-oriented structure, Mr. Fisher explained the value of binding both employees & clients to his firm. In binding employees to his firm, Mr. Fisher discussed the necessity of each employee having a breadth & depth of experience in order for promotion. In binding clients to his firm, Mr. Fisher discussed the importance of frequent client interactions and specifically about managing client expectations. He said that both considerations are important to maintaining a robust business.

Tiburon CEO Summit XVII was held on October 7-8, 2009 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in San Francisco, CA. Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII will be held April 14-15, 2010 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in New York, NY. To learn more about this unique forum for debate & networking among financial services CEOs, go to www.TiburonAdvisors.com , or if you are a qualified Tiburon client and would like to attend the upcoming Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII, please contact Tiburon Managing Principal Chip Roame directly. Contact information can be found at www.TiburonAdvisors.com .

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Tiburon CEO Summit XIV: Chip Roame: “The News is Noise” April 15, 2008

Tiburon Strategic Advisors held its CEO Summit XIV conference on April 11-12. This event attracts approximately 150 attendees, most of whom are CEOs or senior operating officers from mutual fund, financial advisory, brokerage and custodial firms. It was held in New York for the first time, after being held in prior years in San Francisco.

Chip Roame, Tiburon’s Managing Principal, delivered the opening keynote presentation, and offered Tiburon’s assessment of important events and trends in the financial services industry:

• Roame characterized the significant events of the last year, including sub- prime write-offs, , sovereign wealth funds, Wall Street layoffs, and the collapse of the private equity industry as “noise.” The significant, lasting event of the prior year is the impact of declining real estate values on baby boomer liquefaction and retirement strategies.

• The decline in housing prices presents a significant challenge to the way in which baby boomers have “saved” for retirement. Baby boomers have saved for their retirements by assuming that they would liquefy the equity in their houses, and declining home values demonstrates that “this strategy is not working any more,” says Roame.

• Only 21% of baby boomers over age 55 have investable assets greater than $100,000. Consumer household personal savings has been negative for the last three years (-$34.8Bn in 2005, -$96.4Bn in 2006, and -$82.3Bn in 2007), after having been in excess of $130Bn for the four years starting in 2001. Only 2% of baby boomers will inherit greater than $100,000.

• The challenge facing baby boomers is compounded by increasing life expectancy. The average American lives to 77.5 but, as Roame notes “this really doesn’t matter – what matters is when you retire.” The life expectancy of someone reaching age 65 is now 87, and this is the metric against which the retirement industry must plan.

• For 90% of the households, health care and retirement savings are the twin challenges,” says Roame, adding “only 10% of households are focused on charitable giving.”

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• “The next wave of investors is the retiring baby boomers, and many will not have investment experience,” says Roame, adding “they may be uninformed and will be influenced by brand names.” The challenge for the independent industry is to achieve differentiation against the wirehouse and commercial banking segments.

• Roame predicted continued, significant sub-prime-related write-offs from the financial services industry, and cited flawed compensation systems as an underlying cause. Roame said, “I am afraid the investment banking compensation system incents executives to take extreme risks (moral hazard). Just think back to the bonuses in the good years; do they give those back? Then why not take another big risk?”

• The total amount of investable assets held by consumer households is now $22.8 trillion, of which $13 trillion is held in retirement accounts. Since this represents the market size of the financial services industry, Roame notes that no single player has significant market share. Financial services is a fragmented industry, and even the largest players have market shares less than 2%.

• The mutual fund industry, with assets close to $11 trillion, dwarfs all other investment products. “The mutual fund industry will be here for a long time,” says Roame, in response to those that forecast its demise. Although some products, such as ETFs, are experiencing significant growth in percentage terms, they are a long way from catching the mutual fund industry in absolute terms. The inflexion point for mutual fund growth was when they penetrated 401(k) accounts, and it will take a development of similar magnitude to accelerate the ETF markets.

• Roame is a “naysayer” on target date funds. He believes these funds are being misused, as retirees are holding additional funds (primarily equity funds), resulting in sub-optimal overall asset allocations. He said target date funds “are a nice idea, but they are not being used correctly.”

• Packaged fee accounts have grown substantially over the past eight years, to $1.5 trillion in assets. Roame forecasts these becoming increasingly popular as baby boomers retire and liquefy their assets into these accounts.

• Roame pegged the U.S. hedge fund industry at $1.9 trillion, larger than the ETF and SMA markets combined. “Hedge funds are by far the most profitable segment of the industry, making more than the rest of the

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industry added together,” says Roame, although this was qualified by the fact that much of this profit is in the form of carried interest.

• There are approximately 400,000 financial advisors in the U.S. today, divided roughly equally across four segments: 22% are independent reps, 22% are bank brokers and trust officers, 23% are wirehouse and brokerage representatives, and 23% are life and property & casualty agents. Only 8% (30,024) are partners at fee-only financial advisory firms, although this segment has had the highest growth rate in AUM (18% annually over the last 12 years) of any channel. The final 2% are discount broker and mutual fund representatives. There are no significant flows, when measured by numbers of people, between these channels. However, when measured by AUM, there may be significant flows from captive to independent and fee-only channels, as those reps that do move may bring with them disproportionately larger assets.

• The advisory business is highly competitive, particularly with respect to the larger and more profitable accounts. 400,000 advisors are competing for the business of approximately 117 million households (an average of 300 households per advisor). These households have average investable assets of $210,000, but the median investable assets are only $8,100. Advisors are competing for the business of only the top 10% or 20% of households, or between 10 and 30 million households, which works out to only 50 accounts per advisor.

We will provide additional coverage of the Tiburon conference in next week’s issue.

Our Analysis

Roame’s characterization of the past year’s events as “noise,” with effects limited to the liquefaction of baby boomer retirement assets, understates the scope of the sub-prime crisis. Roame’s assessment will be correct if there are no further significant declines in housing prices, the equity markets have already discounted most of the bad news, and we undergo an eight month recession, similar to the prior two recessions. However, as we have noted in prior analyses , we believe the sub-prime crisis has the potential to be far more extensive than prior crises faced by the US markets, and we are not convinced future bad news (which Roame agrees is forthcoming) is fully discounted by the markets. Housing prices could decline by another 30% (see graph on this page ) and evidence from other countries (see our article on this subject) suggests a two- or three-year recession. A prolonged recession, combined with current low interest rates and further declines in housing prices and equity markets, will

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affect more than just baby boomer retirement assets. Retirees at or near the de- accumulation phase will see an immediate impact, and Gen-x and Gen-y investors will suffer significant erosion in their retirement assets. This is more than just “noise.”

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Two upcoming elite industry summits promise elbow rubbing and brainstorming par excellence Brian Hamburger is gaining momentum with his MarketCounsel events in the wake of Chip Roame's long-term success

12h 42min ago by Brooke Southall

Brooke’s Note: In recent months I have written about various intimate, elite national advisor conferences held by Barron’s, Fidelity, Schwab and TD Ameritrade. Over the years I have also attended several Tiburon CEO Summits. All these select [but Charles "Chip" Roame's high- caliber attendees and the wide-drawing] events seem to share a common denominator — gushing longevity of the Tiburon CEO enthusiasm from the participants. Small local events hazard feeling like a Summit are making it a new gathering of the Rotary Club. And big, national extravaganzas sometimes deliver standard of smaller event. more sensory overload and bewilderment than they are worth. The rise of national- but-intimate events appears to be a gathering trend and this article is about two upcoming conventions: the long- established Tiburon CEO Summit, and a more nascent one produced by MarketCounsel that is rapidly growing in size and prominence.

Two small advisory conferences are expecting to hit attendance records this fall, helping to confirm a trend toward smaller conferences in the industry. Organizers of both a MarketCounsel conference, scheduled for Las Vegas Nov. 17-19 at the RedRock Resort and Casino, and a Tiburon [Calif.] Strategic Advisors conference, scheduled the Ritz Carlton in San Francisco on Oct. 6-7, say they are likely to have 150 attendees.

Among the speakers on tap for the Tiburon CEO Summit are: Judy Barber, CEO of Family Money Consultants, Ron Carson, LPL’s top producer and Dale Brown, CEO of of the Financial Services Institute.

Barber of San Francisco Barber is San Francisco-based consultant who mediates on matters of sudden and diminished wealth and mediates among family members regarding shared wealth. For more on Carson’s businesses, see: The top LPL producer has a second RIA-related company that could eclipse the stature of the first one For more on Brown’s views, Debate continues: Fiduciary standard no panacea .

Those lined up for the MarketCounsel conference include Michael Durbin, president of Fidelity Institutional Wealth Services, and Bill Crager, president of Envestnet. MarketCounsel is based in Englewood, N.J.

Durbin is expected to speak about the state of the advisory industry. Considering that his company has is trying to reinvent itself on a big scale on three parallel tracks, Durbin is likely to bring good perspective. Fidelity is radically http://www.riabiz.com/a/2207026?prin… 1/4 9/7/2010 Two upcoming elite industry summits p… revamping its service from a silo-ed call-center approach to one of clusters. See: Fidelity plows ahead in the RIA business with overhauls of service, technology and management

Fidelity also continues to work on WealthCentral, a technology platform that Fidelity has spent heavily on, and, though it has abandoned its HybridOne brand, it is still working hard to compete with Pershing’s NetX360, a hybrid platform. See: Fidelity wins converts to WealthCentral, but most of its advisors have yet to make the switch

Crager’s speaking topic isn’t set yet but Envestnet sits at the intersection of much that is interesting about the advisory industry.

The company not only completed an IPO this summer [showing what investment bankers think of the RIA business] but it’s shifting its growth emphasis from IBD reps to RIAs. With concerns for both efficiency and fiduciary care on the rise, this company’s scale, capitalization and ability to simplify and advisors life makes what Crager has to say potentially very interesting. See: 10 reasons why the Envestnet IPO filing is for real

Full disclosure: I will be attending the MarketCounsel event and may help to moderate a panel.

Smaller events seem to be booming because of advisors’ Goldilocks-style need to find an event that is not too large and not too small to network with their geographically fragmented peer group. Of course, both the MarketCounsel and Tiburon events are evolving in the shadow of the industry’s biggest show, Schwab IMPACT 2010, which will be held at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center Oct. 26-29. It will feature an appearance by Henry M. Paulson Jr, former U.S. Treasury Secretary, who will give an insider’s account of the 2008 financial crisis.

Neither the Tiburon nor the MarketCounsel conference is, on its own, a money-maker for the respective firms. Tiburon has no admission fee but attendees must be active clients and receive an invitation.

“I think of the CEO Summits more as our reward to our clients, a way to keep them up to date on Tiburon research findings, and frankly to help them network amongst themselves, as they are a unique high-end cross-silo group,” Roame says.

He adds: “Selfishly for me, it allows me to see many clients in an efficient way, which saves me from later traveling to many client sites when we are doing client projects. In other words, the phone later becomes the medium because the relationships are built over the years already.”

There’s another benefit to organizing a conference, adds Brian Hamburger, founder and managing director of MarketCounsel.

“We can literally set the agenda,” he says.

MarketCounsel is also by invitation only but this year it’s opening the registration to non-clients at a higher attendance fee. MarketCounsel did not disclose the fee.

Set the agenda http://www.riabiz.com/a/2207026?prin… 2/4 9/7/2010 Two upcoming elite industry summits p… Set the agenda In each case, the conferences are being run by consultants with followings in the industry. Roame, a former McKinsey consultant, has corporate strategy as a core competency. Hamburger, also proprietor of The Hamburger Law Firm, leverages his knowledge of legal and compliance issues.

Heading into its 10th year, Tiburon’s 19th semi-annual conference continues to grow in size and firepower. It had 133 attendees confirmed on Friday with final Brian Hamburger: We can literally set numbers predicted to swell to about 150. Last year, Charles “Chuck” Schwab the agenda. attended to receive an award.

Roame’s mission is to bring together the CEOs from different, related industries – banks, insurance companies, IBDs, wirehouses and RIA custodians – and have them learn from each other. The idea is that they’re all delivering financial advice and there should be cross-pollination across the divides of their industry channels, Roame has said at previous conferences.

The Tiburon CEO Summit rotates each six months between the Ritz-Carlton near Wall Street in New York and the Ritz in San Francisco.

MarketCounsel This is the third year of MarketCounsel’s event. The firm expects to triple the size [about 50 people] of its first event in 2008. Along with Durbin and Crager, other speakers will include: Scott Welch, co-founder and senior managing director of Fortigent, David Tittsworth, executive director of the Investment Adviser Associationm and Marilyn Mohrmann-Gillis, the CFP Board’s managing director of public policy.

Hamburger’s aim is to bring together disparate elements from the independent advisory realm.

In its narrowest sense, MarketCounsel is a compliance consultancy, but its practice and its conference are rapidly changing to meet new demands that the industry is placing on it.

“Compliance is not a module of these companies; it’s woven into all the applications of the company,” Hamburger says.

Reflecting that change at the MarketCounsel event, Paul Lally, president of Gladstone Associate LLC will speak about succession planning; David G. DeVoe, director of mergers and acquisitions in the strategic client group, will talk about what a firm is worth, and John Furey, principal of Advisor Growth Strategies, will moderate a panel related to bringing new advisors aboard a practice.

Avoiding repetition Last year’s emphasis on rollups will deliberately not be repeated this year. Avoiding the repetition helps to keep things fresh, according to Hamburger.

This is the third year of MarketCounsel’s event and the 150 attendees triples the size of its inaugural 2008 event. It http://www.riabiz.com/a/2207026?prin… 3/4 9/7/2010 Two upcoming elite industry summits p… was held in Princeton, N.J. last year in, ironically, a former training facility for Merrill Lynch brokers. Merger and breakaway experts convene near Princeton at old Merrill Lynch lair This year it’s in Las Vegas. Hamburgers said he chose the casino capital precisely because so few financial conferences have been held there in recent years.

“It’s a shift of the pendulum bringing the conference out there,” he says.

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Enthusiasm simmers in the wake of the by-invite-only Barron’s Top 100 conference

TD Ameritrade is pulling out the stops for 100 advisors in Laguna Beach

A glimpse inside Schwab’s EXPLORE conference

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Tiburon’s CEO Summits are semi-annual forums where over 200 financial services industry CEOs from across traditional industry silos meet to discuss executive-level business strategies and opportunities. Tiburon CEO Summit XX this April will include all of the following speakers:

Chip Roame Keith Banks Jack Bogle Charles Brandes David Carroll Managing Principal, Tiburon President, US Trust Founder, The Vanguard Group Chairman, Senior Executive Vice President, CEO Summit XX Award Recipient Brandes Investment Partners Wells Fargo Corporation

Mark Casady Ric Edelman Ed Finn Allen Thorpe To Be Announced CEO, LPL Financial CEO, Edelman Financial Services Editor & President, Barron’s Managing Director, CEO Summit XX Award Recipient Hellman & Friedman

TIBURON STRATEGIC ADVISORS Strategy Consultants to Financial Institutions Judy Barber Dale Brown Ron Carson Harold Evensky Jeff Maggioncalda Joe Mansueto Don Phillips Chip Roame Meir Statman Mark Yusko

Tiburon CEO Summit XIX was held October 6-7, 2010 in San Francisco, CA, at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Tiburon would like to thank these outstanding speakers for their dynamic presentations: Judy Barber Ron Carson Jeff Maggioncalda Don Phillips Mark Yusko (CEO, Family Money Consultants) (CEO, Carson Wealth Management Group) (CEO, Financial Engines) Award Recipient (President, Fund Research, Morningstar) (CEO, Morgan Creek Capital Management)

Dale Brown Harold Evensky Joe Mansueto Meir Statman (CEO, Financial Services Institute) (President, Evensky & Katz) Award Recipient (CEO, Morningstar) (Professor, Santa Clara University)

Tiburon is proud that over 120 C-level clients took time out to attend: Chip Roame (Managing Principal, Tiburon Strategic Advisors); Gurinder Ahluwalia (CEO, Genworth Financial Wealth Management); Mike Apker (Business Head, Reporting & Data Aggregation Services, Envestnet Asset Management); Chuck Baldiswieler (CEO, TCW Funds); Judy Barber (CEO, Family Money Consultants); Tony Batman (CEO, 1st Global Capital Corporation); Dave Baum (Partner, Alston & Bird); Jordan Berlin (Senior Managing Director, Advanced Equities Financial Corporation); Tom Bradley (President, TD Ameritrade Institutional Services); Dale Brown (CEO, Financial Services Institute); David Brown (Partner, Alston & Bird); Sal Capizzi (Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, Dunham & Associates Investment Counsel); Mitch Caplan (CEO, Jefferson National Financial); Ron Carson (CEO, Carson Wealth Management Group); Peng Chen (President, Ibbotson Associates); Bernie Clark (Executive Vice President, The Charles Schwab Corporation); Dennis Clark (President, Advisor Partners); Eric Clarke (President, Orion Advisor Services); Todd Clarke (President, CLS Investments); Craig Cloyed (President, Calvert Distributors); Steve Cohen (Chief Strategy Officer, Pro Funds Group); Ron Cordes (Co-Chairman, Genworth Financial Wealth Management); Trish Cox (Business Head, Corporate Brokerage Services Division, The Charles Schwab Corporation); Bill Crager (President, Envestnet Asset Management); Peter Crenier (Business Head, Information Systems, Fiserv Corporation); Ben Cukier (Partner, FTV Capital); Jeff Cusack (President, Forward Management); Pete D’Arrigo (Chief Financial Officer, Envestnet Asset Management); Todd David (Partner, Alston & Bird); Dick Davies (Senior Managing Director, Alliance Bernstein); Jeffrey Dunham (CEO, Dunham & Associates Investment Counsel); Steve Dunlap (President, Pershing Managed Account Solutions); Mike Durbin (President, Fidelity Institutional Wealth Services); Ric Edelman (CEO, Edelman Financial Services); Cynthia Egan (President,Thank Retirement Plan Services, T. Rowe Price Group); Harold Evensky you! (President, Evensky & Katz); Tom Florence (Principal, 361See Capital); Jon Foster (President, Carson Wealthyou Management Group); Joe Gil (Managing Director, Morgan Creek Capital Management); Dave Goerz (Chief Investment Officer, High Mark Capital Management); Rich Goldman (CEO, Security Global Investors); Craig Gordon (President, RBC Correspondent Services); Larry Greenberg (President, Jefferson National Financial); Barnaby Grist (Executive Vice President, Cetera Financial Group); Blake Grossman (Vice Chairman, Black Rock); Matt Grove (Business Head, RIA Business, New York Life); Jim Hale (Founding Partner, FTV Capital); AJ Harper (Co-President, Pershing Managed Account Solutions); Bill Harris (Chairman, My Vest Corporation & Personal Capital Corporation); Pete Hess (President, Advent Software); Gary Holland (Publisher, Barron’s); David Holmes (Chief Investment Officer, Dunham Trust Company); Bob Huret (Founding Partner, FTV Capital); Brian Jacobs (CEO, Hatteras Funds); Bryce James (President, Smart Portfolios); Steve Janachowski (CEO, Brouwer & Janachowski); Tif Joyce (President, Joyce Financial Management); Jeff Lancaster (Principal, Bingham, Osborn, & Scarborough); Randal Langdon (President, Lindner Capital Advisors); Stephen Langlois (Executive Vice President, LPL Financial); David Lau (Chief Operating Officer, Jefferson National Financial); Chuck Lewis (CEO, My Vest Corporation & Personal Capital Corporation); Gary Liberman (Chief Financial Officer, Meridian-IQ); Robert Lindner (CEO, Lindner Capital Advisors); Julie Littlechild (CEO, Advisor Impact); Joe Luby (CEO, Jagen Investments); Matt Lynch (CEO, Capital Analysts); Jeff Maggioncalda (CEO, Financial Engines); Norman Mains (Chief Risk Officer, Forward Management); Frank Maiorano (CEO, Trust Company of America); Joe Mansueto (CEO, Morningstar); Jim McCool (Executive Vice President, The Charles Schwab Corporation); Pat McEvoy (CEO, Woodbury Financial); Gerry McGraw (President, Fidelity Institutional); Kirk Michie (Managing Partner, Triton Pacific Securities); Sanjiv Mirchandani (President, National Financial Services); Viggy Mokkarala (Executive Vice President,April Envestnet Asset Management); Jeff Montgomery (CEO,13-14, Al Frank Asset Management); Kevin Mooney (Executive Vice President,2011 Jagen Investments); Randy Moore (Partner, Alston & Bird); Kathryn Morrison (CEO, Sun Star); Mike Mulcahy (President, Bridgeway Funds); Cheryl Nash (Global Business Head, Business Development, Investment Services, Fiserv Corporation); Charlie Nelson (President, Great West Retirement Services); Christine Nigro (President, Axa Advisors); Michael O’Keeffe (Business Head, Investment Management & Guidance, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management); Harry O’Mealia (CEO, Legg Mason Investment Counsel); Terry Otton (CEO, RS Investments); Greg Pacholski (CEO, Albridge Solutions); Purna Pareek (Business Head, Advice America); David Perkins (Chairman, Hatteras Funds); Don Phillips (President, Fund Research, Morningstar); John Phillips (Executive Vice President, National Financial Services); James Poer (CEO, NFP Securities); Andy Putterman (CEO, Fortigent); George Riedel (Business Head, Intermediary Distribution, T. Rowe Price Group); Neal Ringquist (President, Advisor Software); Sharon Ritchey (Chief Operating Officer, US Wealth Management, The Hartford); John Rooney (Managing Principal, Commonwealth Financial Network); Andrew Rudd (CEO, Advisor Software); Paul Schaeffer (Business Head, Strategy & Thought Leadership, Forward Management); Skip Schweiss (President, TD Ameritrade Trust Company); Jack Shea (Business Head, Client Relationship Management, ReFlow Management); Sterling Shea (Business Head, Winner’s Circle Advisor Rankings & Conference Program, Barron’s); Rick Silva (Global Co-Business Head, Equity Structured Products, Wachovia Corporation, Wells Fargo Corporation); Babu Sivadasan (Executive Vice President, Envestnet Asset Management); David Smith (Group Publisher, Financial Advisor & Private Wealth Magazines); Cliff Stanton (Chief Investment Officer, Prima Capital Management); Meir Statman (Professor, Santa Clara University); Nick Stuller (CEO, Meridian-IQ); John Surface (Executive Vice President, Ever Bank Financial); Marie Swift (CEO, Impact Communications); Allen Thorpe (Managing Director, Hellman & Friedman); Frank Trotter (President, Everin Bank Direct); Mitch VigevenoNew (CEO, Turning Point); Greg Vigrass (President, FolioYork! Institutional); Steve Wallman (CEO, Foliofn); Gib Watson (CEO, Prima Capital Management); Amiee Watts (Executive Vice President, JCPR); Scott Welch (Senior Managing Director, Fortigent); Janine Wertheim (President, Securities America Advisors, Securities America); Emmett Wright (Chief Investment Officer, Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company); Kim Wright-Violich (President, Schwab Charitable, The Charles Schwab Corporation); Mark Yusko (CEO, Morgan Creek Capital Management); Jamie Ziegler (Partner, AUM Partners)

Tiburon also thanks the long-time clients who made the event possible by sponsoring, including: Ed Bernard Abby Cohen Steve Forbes Jim McCool Chip Roame Jonathan Steinberg David Tittsworth Fred Tomczyk Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII was held April 14-15, 2010 in New York, NY at the Ritz Carlton Hotel Tiburon would like to thank the seven terri c guest speakers Tiburon also thanks several long-time clients who made the event possible, including: for their dynamic presentations: Advisor Impact Folio Institutional Ed Bernard, Vice Chairman, T. Rowe Price Group Advisor Software Genworth Financial Wealth Management Abby Cohen, President, Global Markets Institute, Goldman Sachs Group Charles Schwab Institutional LPL Financial Steve Forbes, CEO, Forbes Media Dunham & Associates Mass Mutual Financial Group Jim McCool, Executive Vice President, The Charles Schwab Corporation Envestnet Asset Management New York Life Jonathan Steinberg, CEO, Wisdom Tree Investments Ever Bank Financial ReFlow David Tittsworth, Executive Director, Investment Advisor Association Fidelity Investments Silver Lane Advisors Fred Tomczyk, CEO, TD Ameritrade Fiserv Investment Services State Street Global Advisors TD Ameritrade Institutional

And of course, Tiburon extends a special thanks to all of its C-level executive client attendees for their participation at the recent Tiburon CEO Summit XVIII: Chip Roame (Managing Principal, Tiburon Strategic Advisors), Rick Adler (CEO, Convergent Capital Management), Adam Antoniades (CEO, First Allied), Chuck Baldiswieler (CEO, TCW Funds, TCW Group), Keith Banks (Head, US Trust, Columbia Management, & Alternative Investments, Bank of America Corporation), Tony Batman (CEO, 1st Global Capital Corporation), Michael Bell (CEO, Curian Capital), Mark Benson (President, Banc of America Investments), Ed Bernard (Vice Chairman, T. Rowe Price Group), Philip Blancato (President, Ladenburg Thalman Asset Management), Chris Blunt (Executive Vice President, New York Life Insurance Company), Stephanie Bogan (CEO, Quantuvis Consulting), John Cammack (Chairman, Mutual Fund Education Alliance), Frank Campanale (CEO, Advanced Equities Wealth Management), Sal Capizzi (Chief Sales & Marketing Offi cer, Dunham & Associates Investment Counsel), Amit Choudhury (Managing Principal, Pinnacle Partners Systems), Peter Cieszko (President, Fidelity Investments Institutional Services Company), John Clendening (Executive Vice President, The Charles Schwab Corporation), Mike Clinton (Chief Operating Offi cer, Loring Ward Group), Frank Coates (CEO, Coates Analytics), Beth Cobert (Director, McKinsey & Company), Abby Cohen (President, Global Markets Institute, Goldman Sachs Group), Chris Collins (Head, Finance Sales Operations, The Wall Street Journal), Jenn Connelly (President, JCPR), Ron Cordes (Co-Chairman, Genworth Financial Wealth Management), Scott Couto (Head, Product Management, Fidelity Investments Institutional Services Company), Bill Crager (President, Envestnet Asset Management), Erika Cramer (Partner, Silver Lane Advisers), Peter Crenier (Head, Business Development, Investment Services, Fiserv Corporation), Ben Cukier (Partner, FTV Capital), Wayne Cutler (Managing Director, Novantas), Pete D’Arrigo (Chief Financial Offi cer, Envestnet Asset Management), Dick Davies (Senior Managing Director, Alliance Bernstein), Jeffrey Dunham (CEO, Dunham & Associates Investment Counsel), Steve Dunlap (Chief Operating Offi cer, Pershing Managed Account Solutions), Mike Durbin (President, Institutional Wealth Services, Fidelity Investments), Mitch Eichen (CEO, The MDE Group), Randy Epright (Chief Operating Offi cer, AIG Advisor Group), Mark Faircloth (Vice Chairman, Rates & Foreign Exchange, TD Securities), Ed Farrell (Controller, Alliance Bernstein), Steve Forbes (CEO, Forbes Media), Rich Franchella (Senior Managing Director, RBC Wealth Management), Rich Gershen (Head, Wealth Management, City National Corporation), Mike Gianoni (President, Fiserv Investment Services), Phillip Gillespie (General Counsel, State Street Global Advisors), Craig Gordon (President, RBC Correspondent Services), Gail Graham (Executive Vice President, Marketing, Fidelity InstitutionalThank Wealth Services), Dan Greenshields (President, Share Builder Securities you, Corporation), Bob Greer (Executive Vice President, PIMCO), John Grogan (CEO, Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company), Matt Grove (Head, RIA Business, New York Life), Jim Hale (Founding Partner, FTV Capital), Scott Hanson (Co-CEO, Hanson McClain), AJ Harper (President, PNC Managed Investments), Clare Hart (President, Enterprise Media Group, Dow Jones & Company), Keith Hartstein (CEO, John Hancock Funds), Pete Hess (President, Advent Software), Richard Hoey (Chief Economist, The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation), Dwight Jacobsen (Executive Vice President, The Dreyfus Corporation), Jerome Jacques (Co-Head, Americas, Fixed Income, Currencies, & Commodities, Societe Generale), Bryce James (President, Smart Portfolios), Alistair Jessiman (Managing Director, Novantas), Tom Johnson (Head, Business Development, Retirement Income Security Products, New York Life), Deena Katz (Chairman, Evensky & Katz), Mark Katzelnick (Chief Operations Offi cer, Fidelity Institutional Products Group), Jeff Lancaster (Principal, Bingham, Osborn, & Scarborough), Stephen Langlois (Executive Vice President, LPL Investment Holdings), Mike Latham (Head, iShares Americas, Intermediary Investor Business, Barclays Global Investors), Bruce Lavine (President, Wisdom Tree Investments), Chuck Lewis (CEO, My Vest Corporation & Personal Capital Corporation), Sarah Libbey (President, Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund), Julie Littlechild (CEO, Advisor Impact), Jeff Lovell (Chairman, Lovell Minnick Partners), Larry Maffi a (President, ICI Mutual Insurance Group), Adam Malamed (Chief Operating Offi cer, Ladenburg Thalmann & Company), Pete Martin (Managing Director, Alpha Simplex), JC Massar (Chairman, Capital International Asset Management), Blaine Maxfi eld (President, Wealth Station, Sungard), Jim McCool (Executive Vice President, The Charles Schwab Corporation), Tom McManus (Chief Investment Offi cer, Wells Fargo Advisors), Jim McNamara (CEO, Goldman Sachs Mutual Funds), Jerry Miller (CEO, Van Kampen Investments), Jim Minnick (President, Lovell Minnick Partners), Sanjiv Mirchandani (President, National Financial Services), Viggy Mokkarala (Executive Vice President,see Envestnet Asset Management), Robert Mooreyou (Chief Financial Offi cer, LPL Investment Holdings),in Ed Morrison (Chief OperatingOctober Offi cer, Albridge Solutions), Amit Muni (Chief Financial Offi cer, Wisdom Tree Investments), Jim Nagengast (President, Securities America), Cheryl Nash (Global Head, Product Strategy, Investment Services, Fiserv Corporation), Liz Nesvold (Managing Partner, Silver Lane Advisers), Mike Niedermeyer (Executive Vice President, Wells Fargo Corporation), Christine Nigro (President, Axa Advisors), Harry O’Mealia (CEO, Legg Mason Investment Counsel), Bob Oros (Executive Vice President, LPL Investment Holdings), Greg Pacholski (CEO, Albridge Solutions), Patrick Pagni (Executive Vice President, Trust Company of the West), John Peluso (President, Wachovia Securities Financial Network, Wells Fargo Corporation), Don Phillips (Managing Director, Corporate Strategy, Research, & Communications, Morningstar), Marty Pompadur (CEO, Russian Outdoor Advertising Business, News Corporation), Scott Powers (CEO, State Street Global Advisors), Georganne Proctor (Chief Financial Offi cer, TIAA-CREF), Andy Putterman (CEO, Fortigent), George Riedel (Head, Intermediary Distribution, T. Rowe Price Group), Neal Ringquist (President, Advisor Software), Tony Rochte (Senior Managing Director, State Street Global Advisors), Nick Roe (Head, Global Prime Finance & Services, Citigroup), Jake Rohn (Executive Vice President, Albridge Solutions), Jim Ross (President, SSGA Funds Management), Doug Russell (Head, Strategy & Planning, Mass Mutual Financial Group), Bill Salus (Chief Business Development Offi cer, PNC Global Investment Servicing), Ken Schapiro (President, Condor Capital Management), Matt Schiffman (Head, Retail - Americas, Legg Mason), Skip Schweiss (President, TD Ameritrade Trust Company), Jim Seuffert (CEO, Pershing Managed Account Solutions), Luciano Siracusano (Chief Investment Strategist, Wisdom Tree Investments), Babu Sivadasan (Executive Vice President, Envestnet Asset Management), David Smith (Group Publisher, Charter Financial Publishing Network), Jonathan Steinberg (CEO, Wisdom Tree Investments), Eric Teal (Chief Investment Offi cer, First Citizens Banc Shares), Allen Thorpe (Managing Director, Hellman & Friedman), David Tittsworth (Executive Director, Investment Adviserin Association), Fred TomczykSan (CEO, TD Ameritrade), John Towle (Chief Marketing Francisco! Offi cer, Cole Real Estate Investments), Enrique Vasquez (CEO, Genworth Financial Investment Services), Mitch Vigeveno (CEO, Turning Point), Greg Vigrass (President, Folio Institutional), Gib Watson (CEO, Prima Capital Management), Leo Wells (CEO, Wells Real Estate Funds), Michael Winnick (Head, Strategic Partnerships & US Intermediary Distribution, Russell Investment Group), Emmett Wright (Chief Investment Offi cer, Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company), Bill Yun (President, Franklin Templeton Institutional), Peter Ziemba (General Counsel, Wisdom Tree Investments)

Tiburon also thanks the twenty- ve long-time clients who made the event possible by sponsoring, including: Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Sponsors

Tiburon CEO Summit XXI Media Sponsors