Registered investment advisors aren't getting any younger — or much more diverse. In fact, more than half are 55 or older, and considerably less than a third are women.
TD Ameritrade Institutional intends to do something about that. It's not a bad idea, considering that the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics foresees a job growth rate for advisors that, at 27 percent through 2022, is almost three times the national average of 11 percent.
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