Investment Advisory
Investment Advisory
Is concentrating all your eggs in one basket the right approach for investment advisory?
Absolutely. This strategy involves thorough research, data analysis, and understanding your risk profile, financial goals, and objectives. Similar to sharing all health-related issues with your family physician, your Investment Advisor (IA) must comprehend every aspect of your financial and non-financial position to provide accurate advice. A holistic view of your assets is crucial for genuine advisory.
The IA assesses your risk profile, guides asset allocation based on investment objectives, and navigates the complex investment landscape. They can advise on investment amounts, emergency funds, and strategies to achieve goals. Operating under the fiduciary standard, an IA prioritizes clients’ interests and remains impartial to fund manufacturers, focusing solely on the investment strategy tailored to the investor’s needs.
For optimal results, investors should consolidate all wealth statements and asset portfolios at a single advisor level, emphasizing the importance of choosing a Trusted Advisor. A qualified IA possesses over 15 years of experience, CFA/CFP certification, and expertise in estate planning for generational wealth management. Estate planning involves the intricate balance of law and foresight to fulfil both short and long-term investor desires.
Entrust Family Office, with a decade of experience, prides itself with a top-notch investment advisory team following SEBI guidelines. Acting as custodians and confidants, our advisors hold a fiduciary responsibility for each regulated investment aligned with your unique investment personality.
Entrepreneurs and CXOs are the architects of all round prosperity, including their own. From the initial grind of building a business to the monumental task of ensuring that their legacy spans generations, the journey is anything but linear. At Entrust, we are more than advisors; we are partners in the noble endeavour of building wise wealth.
The Evolution of Categories SEBI’s 2017 circular streamlined mutual fund categories, bringing clarity to asset allocation and investment diversification strategies. However, a 2020 mandate required multi-cap funds to allocate at least 25% each to large, mid, and small-cap stocks, limiting their flexibility
In this interview, we leverage the expertise of Entrust Principal Founder & MD, Rajmohan Krishnan, to understand how to identify a true Multi Family Office (MFO), the role of an MFO beyond wealth management, what kind of clients need an MFO, and the kind of services that a true MFO offers to its HNI clients.
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