To best serve our clients´ interests, we manage your portfolio with your long-term investment goals in mind. We believe the ideal portfolio serves one purpose: achieving your investment objectives.

Portfolio Managers Our portfolio managers have the credentials - experience, education (many hold advanced degrees and special designations including the Chartered Financial Analyst and Certified Financial Planner designations) and client focus - to earn your trust and provide an investment management solution for your unique circumstances.
Supported by outstanding research and product options, your portfolio manager customizes an investment portfolio to meet your financial objectives.
Your portfolio manager will:
- Take time to listen and learn what you want to achieve with your portfolio
- Recommend an asset allocation strategy that reflects your investment objectives, risk tolerance and time frame for reaching your goals
- Recommend strategies for managing your money, which may include having a private portfolio manager
- Manage your portfolio and monitor its performance
- Help you evaluate investment options and recommend tax efficient investing1
- Suggest strategies to help maximize your return today and help minimize your estate tax1
- Offer support and guidance through changing market cycles
- Complement the relationship you have with your attorney, accountant and other trusted advisors
Risk Tolerance
To achieve higher returns, investors may be required to take higher risks. Time plays a role, too. You may need to increase your risk to achieve your financial target within your time horizon. Your portfolio manager will help you identify your risk tolerance, financial objectives and timeline, and recommend an asset allocation strategy to reach your goals.
Asset Allocation
For a disciplined investor, asset allocation is the key component when creating a portfolio to help withstand volatility in the market.
- Asset allocation is a strategy to:
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- Help meet your investment objectives
- Potentially achieve better and more consistent returns
- Manage portfolio risk
Different asset classes perform differently under various economic conditions and market pressures. Depending on your individual investment objectives, an effective asset allocation may include large-, mid- and small-cap stocks in growth, core and value styles; bonds; cash; and possibly alternative investments.2 Whether your goal is to generate income or grow your wealth over time, selecting the appropriate asset allocation can help you achieve your investment objectives while managing risk.
Tax Efficient Investment Strategies1
- Depending upon your income tax bracket, you may be disappointed with your after-tax return on investments. By examining your financial situation, your portfolio manager can recommend strategies to manage your after-tax return.1 This may include:
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- Selecting investments to minimize short-term capital gains
- Delaying gains until some future year
- Capitalizing on losses
- Divesting low basis stocks
- Charitable Giving of select assets from your portfolio
- Setting up a personal trust
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