LAS VEGAS—This week, the Alternative & Direct Investment Securities Association (ADISA) held its three-day Annual Conference & Trade Show at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. An association with over 4,000 members, ADISA represents more than 30,000 professionals involved in all aspects of alternative investments. Among other sources, GlobeSt.com reached out to attendee Tim Witt, director of research and due diligence officer at Concorde Investment Services LLC, for his thoughts on the event. Concorde is a national securities broker-dealer registered with FINRA to solicit securities products in all 50 states and several territories.
The views expressed below are Witt's own.
During my time at the conference, I noticed a few trending conversations, concerns and insights around the state of the financial industry that I found interesting—yet not surprising.
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