Todd Rosenfeld, Chief Learning Officer at STC, provides insight into the Standard, Premier and Premier Plus packages that STC offers for securities licensing and which package is right for you based on your learning habits.
How Equitable Advisors identifies, communicates, and nurtures talent in the financial industry with the STC Recruitment College Program College recruitment is more of an art than a science. Several months can pass from the first interview to the moment a new professional is onboarded,…
STC’s new Pass Guarantee is introduced and explained in detail by Chief Learning Officer, Todd Rosenfeld.
The Series 7 Exam is one of the most essential tests for securities professionals, especially because it gives you the credentials you need to offer many beneficial services to your clients. In fact, those services are the bread and butter of the industry: stocks,…
STC’s Chief Learning Officer, Todd Rosenfeld, explains how easy we can help you comply with your CE / Firm Element annual requirements.
The Series 6 registration can be essential for many financial securities professionals, including financial advisors (FAs), retirement plan specialists, investment advisors, and even private bankers. The importance of this registration is that it gives a person the ability to offer some of the most…
In this episode of Todd Talks, our Chief Learning Officer, Todd Rosenfeld talks about the benefits of Private Tutoring and why this may be an option for some students to help them pass their FINRA exam.
Onboarding new financial advisors (FAs) has always been a risky process. Despite the efforts put into recruiting new team members, there’s always a possibility that new recruits won’t work out or they may decide that they’re unhappy in their new position. To avoid the…
The FINRA-required license exams are about more than passing a test and checking an item off the to-do list. They are essential when building a career in the financial services industry. When prepared for correctly, the tests can teach concepts that advisors can use…