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Fidelity's move to kick sub-$100-million RIAs off its platform is 'bizarre,' Kitces says; it’s likely to backfire, Chalekian says; yet, the Fidelity-Savvy deal last week may soften any blow

By Brooke Southall · RIABiz ·

The Boston No. 2 RIA custodian shocked the RIA industry. Yes, RIA custody is a ‘broken' model and serving small firms can stink economically, but off-loading the next-gen of distribution doesn't add up, Kitces says

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