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Distribution intelligence for a fast-moving intermediary landscape. Reach advisors with confidence.
The intermediary landscape shifts quickly. MarketPro Discovery helps you zero in on high-value prospects, match products to needs, and tailor messaging that resonates.
Up-to-date allocator profiles and firm-level context deliver the deepest intelligence available, covering organizations of all types and sizes, from solo practitioners to multi-branch enterprises to family offices.
Coverage
As of Jun, 2026
Why teams depend on MarketPro Discovery to stay ahead
- Complete financial advisor database: Broker-dealers, SEC- and state-registered RIAs, family offices, and trust companies, updated continuously.
- Verified contacts: Principals, investment decision-makers, and team structures provide the foundation for smarter segmentation.
- Filter by what matters: AUM bands, custodians, tech stack, 13F holdings, and private markets allocators.
- Instant action: Export lists or sync to HubSpot, Salesforce, or Dynamics.
Advisor Coverage
Ensure the account director/wholesaler can identify decision-makers and uses the most direct path to the advisor.
Attributes
- Direct phone number
- Email address
- Title/Position
- Office location
Certifications (CFA, CFP®, CIMA®) signal analytical depth or planning focus. Prior employment at asset managers or competitors reveals product familiarity, areas of expertise, and potential preferences.
Attributes
- CRD number
- Certifications & licenses
- Education
- Employment history & industry experience
Vet advisors before investing time and resources to developing a relationship.
Attributes
- Disclosures
- Complaints
Shared affiliations create natural conversation starters and demonstrate genuine homework beyond transactional outreach.
Attributes
- Board service, community involvement, published thought leadership
- Alma mater, military service
- Hobbies/interests
- Linkedin profiles
Identify who controls allocation decisions vs. who implements. Committee-driven firms require multi-threading; solo decision-makers streamline the sales cycle. Tenure signals stability or transition risk.
Attributes
- Job title and tenure in role
- Functional responsibility (e.g., CEO, CIO, portfolio manager, research analyst)
Firmographic Coverage
Size the firm and potential mandate. Growth and flow trends reveal firm and portfolio management activity.
Attributes
- AUM: total, discretionary vs. non‑discretionary; pooled vehicle and 13F / ETF allocations
- Flows and 1‑ & 3‑year AUM growth rates
- Number of accounts; minimum & average account size
- Number of advisors; advisors per branch; y‑t‑d, 1‑ & 3‑year changes
Ensure your product is consistent with the firm's asset allocation methodology and appropriate for the client base.
Attributes
- Client types & mix (retail/HNW, foundations, corporate)
- Client counts and average size
- Minimum account size; fee schedule (wrap sponsor, asset‑based, hourly, min fees, transaction‑based)
- Advisory services (insurance, trusts, tax management/prep)
- Asset allocation
Understand how an advisor invests to tailor your pitch. Allocations and 13F holdings reveal style and concentration; alternatives usage indicates comfort with illiquids and complexity. Research approach and platform ties inform due-diligence narratives and shelf access.
Attributes
- Asset allocation and 13F holdings
- Alternatives exposure (privates, hedge funds, derivatives)
- Analysis & research methods (internal/external, quant/fundamental)
- Affiliations (BD/RIA/Trust)
- Third-party platform footprint (custodians, TAMPs, model marketplaces)
Prioritize firms with healthy, organic growth and expanding teams while flagging turnover, disclosure history, or consolidation risk.
Attributes
- Net flows and AUM trends (1‑ & 3‑year)
- Total employees and advisor headcount trends; advisor tenure and credentials (CFP®, CIMA®)
- New branches vs. consolidations
- Disclosures (regulatory, criminal, financial)
- Office presence (main, branch density) and web/social activity
Map the path of least resistance. Custodial/platform relationships and business structure indicate compliance layers, approval process, due‑diligence requirements, and trading workflows.
Attributes
- Outsourced partners
- Fee model; minimums
- Other activities (broker‑dealer, trusts, insurance, taxes)
- Office details (headquarters, branches, phone, website)
Driving growth through smarter prospecting
Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) Positions
Stay Ahead of Market Shifts
Gain Insight into an Advisor’s Business
Optimize Wholesaler Coverage and Impact
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Yet, this picture is constantly changing.
Only a disciplined, systematic process keeps your database clean.
Financial advisors are frequently changing firms. We maintain a live view of the landscape—tracking new firms, closures and mergers, and advisor transitions—ensuring you’re operating with accurate data. Some of last year's changes include:


