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Trump’s Policies Drive Surge in Financial Advisory Inquiries

Since Donald Trump’s second presidential term began, deVere Group has seen a 30% increase in new client inquiries, driven by heightened market volatility. Initially, investors were eager to benefit from the “Trump Trade” as stocks soared, but now growing concerns over tariffs and economic growth are causing a shift toward financial planning.

“Investors are seeking expert guidance in response to Trump’s unpredictable policies,” says deVere CEO Nigel Green. “What began as optimism about tax cuts and deregulation has given way to fear of trade wars and market instability.”

The markets have reacted sharply to policy swings—rising early in Trump’s term due to pro-business moves, then dropping with escalating trade tensions and tariff threats. As a result, many investors are reassessing their portfolios, diversifying into safe-haven assets like gold and emerging markets to hedge against political and economic uncertainty.

deVere advisors report growing demand for strategic wealth management and international diversification as clients seek protection from unpredictable market shifts.

“Whether the market rallies or reacts negatively, one thing is clear: investors are looking for clarity in a time of uncertainty,” concludes Green.


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