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INDUSTRIES  /  ASSET MANAGEMENT DISTRIBUTION

Map the wholesalers and platform teams competing for the same advisors.

Org maps of competitor distribution organizations, including external and internal wholesalers, national account and home office teams, and RIA and institutional coverage, for distribution leaders at asset managers.

FUNCTIONS WE MAP

01    External and internal wholesalers

02    National account teams

03    Home office teams

04    RIA and institutional coverage

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Who uses it

Heads of distribution, sales strategy, distribution analytics and business development leaders at mutual fund, ETF, SMA and alternatives managers.

The decisions it informs

  • Wholesaler territory design and headcount against competitors in the same regions

  • The balance between external, internal and hybrid wholesalers

  • Coverage of broker-dealer home offices, platforms and model portfolio teams

  • Building RIA, alternatives or model portfolio coverage when a competitor already has a team

  • Response to a competitor's reorganization, merger or new product push

Why structure matters here

Flows data shows where assets moved. It doesn't show how many wholesalers a competitor puts in a territory, whether they specialize by channel or product, or how home office and platform relationships are staffed. That coverage model is set before flows change.

Questions we answer

  • How many external and internal wholesalers does a competitor field, and how are territories drawn?

  • Which broker-dealer and platform relationships does its national accounts team prioritize?

  • Has a competitor built a dedicated team for RIAs, alternatives or model portfolios?

  • How did its distribution structure change after a merger or leadership change?

START HERE

Every engagement starts with the question you need answered.

Tell us which competitors and which functions matter to the decision in front of you. We'll scope what can be mapped, how, and by when.

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