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    Feb 25, 2020, 7:00 PM
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Don Trone, L5, wrote an article on the importance of Behavioral Governance, as opposed to "fiduciary rules," and how advisors that accept behavioral governance principles will provide a standard that the market wants.


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A recent World Economic Forum report, The Future of Jobs and Skills, included a list of the top 10 skills that will be valued most by 2020:

  • Complex problem solving

  • Critical thinking

  • Creativity

  • People management

  • Coordinating with others

  • Emotional intelligence

  • Judgment and decision-making

  • Service orientation

  • Negotiation

  • Cognitive flexibility

This list can be summarized in two words: behavioral governance. What will matter most by 2020 — no matter the industry sector or domain — will be a person’s ability to execute, infuse and amplify a prudent decision-making process.


Read the rest of the article at this link.



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Updated: Jun 24, 2019

3ethos CEO Don Trone was mentioned in an article for 401kTV on the ways to create a process for selecting TDFs.

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Following a written EPS will make it easier for plan fiduciaries to consistently make better decisions that enable employees to retire on their desired schedule and with dignity and this can have a direct positive effect on the company’s bottom line.


A link to the 401kTV complete article is here.


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