The great increase in financial capital over the years has been absorbed and channeled through financial and advisory services. Today, these services are undergoing a no less extraordinary process of professionalization. Soon it will no longer be enough to have extensive experience in the direction of expansion, and that with leading large companies. Businessmen, presidents, vice presidents, directors of financial, marketing, production, technological, planning and organizational areas of major American corporations are retiring. With so much cultivation, all these people have become great people. But they have left companies because of the lack of future prospects for them personally. Throughout its history, business has been rethought and transformed. Many factors, such as changes in economic policy at the national and international levels, are accelerating this process.