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Why FinEdge Does Not Have Sales Targets
When a monthly quota has to be met, the product that gets recommended is the one that closes the quota. FinEdge removed that pressure entirely: its Investment Managers carry no sales targets and no product quotas, so there is nothing to push a recommendation away from the investor's goal.
Sia Dev·Brand Communication Team·24 September 2025·1 minute 04 seconds
What this covers
The video names the consequence rather than the principle. No sales targets means no cold calls, no product pushing and no upselling — three specific behaviours that follow quota-driven selling and that investors recognise immediately.
What replaces the target is a sequence: understanding, then planning, then discipline, then trust. The claim made is modest and checkable — that clients stay for years and refer people they know, and that this is the only measure the firm treats as an outcome.
Ask what your Investment Manager is measured on. If the answer is a product quota, the recommendation is not really about you.
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