Are seeking personalized portfolio management services and desire assistance in determining appropriate investment objectives, taking into account their overall financial circumstances, objectives and risk tolerance.
May also desire assistance in choosing an appropriate investment manager, monitoring the results of their investment account, and making future investment management decisions based on both an account perfomance and upon changes in the client's overall financial circumstances.
Are concerned about minimizing the potential tax burden involved in managing investment portfolios, or have concerns about tax-efficiently transitioning current portfolios.
Appreciate their personal needs and concerns being addressed, and being treated as having unique investment goals.
Focus on developing a long term investment relationship built on trust and open communication.
Want to develop a wealth preservation strategy that focuses on long term prudent growth and the reduction of risk.
Are interested in receiving objective advice solely for their benefit.
Want to work with a team of independent specialists (financial advisor, consultant, and professional money manager) who work to create objective, customized financial solutions.
After the Crash of 1929, most investors lost faith in the financial system. Investment trusts, which lacked formal regulation and transparency, were now reviled by a scorned society of investors. It is not difficult to find parallels between the investment trusts of the 1920’s and the hedge fund industry today. Many clients and financial advisers are now questioning hedge funds and looking to the past to speculate about the future of their regulation and direction in general. Please click on the attachment for IPC’s comments…
