9 - The investment advice process Flashcards

1
Q

Why is using a structured process good?

A

Gives dicipline for advisors, template and documentation

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2
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What is the investment advice process

A

Determine client requirements
Analyse financial position
Formulate strategy to meet objective
Produce recommendations and implement
Revist investments

  • repeat
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3
Q

Where is the investment advice found

A

FCA conduct of business sourcebook (CBOS)

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4
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FCA consumer duty key areas

4

A

Products and services
Price and value
Consumer understanding
Consumer support

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5
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What is a major challenge to consumer duty

A

Provide documentation and information understandable to clients

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6
Q

How can AI help with consumer duty misunderstanding

A

Faster reports
Convert reading age
Efficiency

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7
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What is the main purpose of client agreement?

A

So client understand:
Frequencing of reviewing investment
Amount of report on investment
Adviser alert client on changes to planning

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8
Q

What is initial factfind usually consist of

A

Online questionaire

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9
Q

What should advisors do when clients have unrealistic goals

A

Make client aware
Negotaite more relisatic wones

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10
Q

How should a client accept risk profile

A

In writing

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11
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What should the risk profile consist of

A

Attitude to risk
Tolerence of risk
Capacity of lost

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12
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What is mental accounting

A

Where objectives and plans to meet them are kept separate - different risk in respect to eeach objective

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13
Q

Framework for responsible investment firms

A

Stewardship
ESG integration
Exclusions

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14
Q

Framework for fund level responsible

A

Sustainability
Impact investment

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15
Q

Who is responsible for framework for responsible investment

A

IA

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16
Q

Where are tax wrappers held

A

On platforms

17
Q

Where are recommendations best placed on

A

Reports

18
Q

Where income is not required what should be specified in recommendations

A

That it is avaiblable for reinvestment within porfolio

19
Q

How often should periodic assessment of suitability be done minimal

A

Annually

20
Q

What is used as a comparance of performance of portfolio

A

MSCI Personal investment management
Finacial advice perivate investor indices

21
Q

When should periodic reporting to investment be carried out as a miniumum

A

every 6 months

22
Q

What are the main client objectives concerned with

A

Return requirements
Risk tolerance

23
Q

What are the two types of investment solutions

A

Investments for maximise returns
Investment designed to match future liabilities

24
Q

What are some constraints that impact investments

A

Time
Liquidity
Tax
regulatory

25
Q

How many composite indicies does MSCI PIMFA private investor index series consit of

A

5

26
Q

What is a prime tool of asset allocation methodology

A

Strategic asset allocation

27
Q

How often should rebalancing be done of portfolio

A

No more than six months

28
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A