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August 10, 2020 at 06:09 PM
With professional football training camps in full swing, the 5,000-strong NFL Players Association has added Morgan Stanley to the roster of its official financial advisor program.
The news comes about one month after AllianceBernstein was tapped for the group’s institutional program, joining Goldman Sachs and Bessemer Trust. There also are more than 150 individuals in the NFLPA’s Financial Advisors Registration Program.
“As players continue to navigate the challenges presented by the pandemic, this [addition of Morgan Stanley] could not come at a better time to help them build financial security,” according to Dana Shuler, NFLPA senior director of Player Affairs.
The NFL-relations program for individual advisors requires that they be certified financial planners and/or chartered financial analysts with eight years of licensed work experience or more.
Institutional participants are picked after a review of their reputation and service offerings; each institution must monitor participating advisors meeting specific criteria and adhering to a code of conduct.
