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Wealth Management Exam
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. You would have missed 96% of market's gains
what would happen if you were out of the stock market during the 90 best days
develop investment sections step of wealth management
steps of wealth management
hedging risk
2. Check compliance with concentration rules and diversification in the portfolio - validate the proposal or develop a new asset allocation - revision
VaR of stocks and bonds
validation step of wealth management
VaR of bank's mortgage backed securities
best client suited for fee based
3. Representation in domestic and international - large - mid - small cap - no individual stock more than 5% of total portfolio
idiosyncratic risk
diversifying stocks
how to compute variance
tax loss harvesting
4. Restricted and unrestricted funds - characteristics and constraints
purpose of the funds to be invested
VaR of stocks and bonds
what happens if you never rebalance
what does rebalancing control?
5. Client is unwilling to make appropriate trades due to tax impact or sentimental attachment - wealth management is unable to determine correlations between stocks - trading them through time (actively managing account)
how 15-20 stockswill not diversify portfolio
what would happen if you were out of the stock market during the 90 best days
how to computer std. dev
rebalancing recommendations
6. Get paid on hourly basis for advice
working at large national bank
systematic risk
how time impacts risk
hourly
7. Unique risks
how to computer std. dev
idiosyncratic risk
probability theory
what would happen if you were out of the stock market during the 90 best days
8. Reduce risk and can increase returns
what diversification can do
qualified dividends
how to computer std. dev
timing of rebalancing
9. Paid for U.S. corp or qualified foreign corp - taxed at 15% for those in tax bracket of 25% or more - taxed at 0% for those in tax bracket less than 25% - holding period requirement
what Warren Buffet says about diversifying over time with $ cost averaging
salary
tax loss harvesting
qualified dividends
10. Monitoring performance and adherence to policy - reviewing IPS on regular basis
commission
responsibilities of the client
who else will you serve?
spreading risk
11. Fees or expenses - tax consequences
how to protect client from unjustified risks?
chartered financial analyst
tax loss harvesting
reasons to retain certain assets
12. 1. define your needs and objectives 2. develop investment sections 3. regularly monitor your portfolio 4. validation
deviation of payoff from expected value
spreading risk
steps of wealth management
use fee based model
13. Ordinary income tax rate (high - up to 35%) - capital gains rate (low - 0% or 15%)
two rates that returns are taxed by
how to rebalance for no tax cost?
commission
certified financial planner
14. Probability X squared deviation of payoff from expected value
dollar cost averaging
how to compute variance
probability theory
where do wealthy clients get their money?
15. Private banks - mutual funds - hedge funds - trust companies - brokerages
use fee based model
diversifying stocks
measuring risk
timing of rebalancing
16. Invest some fixed amount of money at regular intervals - allows to buy more shares when prices are low - not market timing doesn't work - reduces down side risk of putting lump sum in prior to a drop in value
asset allocation
timing of rebalancing
dollar cost averaging
how to computer std. dev
17. Take account of the bank's strategy - product - recommendations - ideas and investment themes - apply allocation rules - investment proposal
expected value of probability theory
responsibilities of the client
salary
develop investment sections step of wealth management
18. How far does it stray? - do other client characteristics justify the variance? what changes need to be made to correct? - how long? - - cost in taxes and transaction costs? - worth it to reallocate?
how time impacts risk
what to ask if client has inappropriate allocation
what does rebalancing control?
what Warren Buffet says about diversifying over time with $ cost averaging
19. Strategy of reducing idiosyncratic risk by making two investments whose payoffs are unrelated
market timing
dollar cost averaging
best client suited for fee based
spreading risk
20. Precise and regular review of each investment section - risk management/ volatility check - arbitration proposals - continuous control
dollar cost averaging
monitor step of wealth management
how to diversify
two rates that returns are taxed by
21. Selling loses so you avoid capital gain taxes
timing of rebalancing
VaR of bank's mortgage backed securities
measuring risk
tax loss harvesting
22. Representation in domestic and international - large - mid - small cap - no individual stock more than 5% of total portfolio
how to rebalance for no tax cost?
wealth management recommendation about rebalancing
what makes a good benchmark
diversifying stocks
23. Paid as percentage of assets under management for your advice
fee
what Warren Buffet says about diversifying over time with $ cost averaging
tax loss harvesting
who governs these services
24. 3 yrs qualified work experience - complete cfp courses and exams - financial planning - employee benefits planning - investment planning - risk management - retirement planning
certified financial planner
probability theory
idiosyncratic risk
how to rebalance for no tax cost?
25. 1. define your needs and objectives 2. develop investment sections 3. regularly monitor your portfolio 4. validation
validation step of wealth management
steps of wealth management
how 15-20 stocks create diversified portfolio
setting allocation policy based on targets and ranges
26. Income and capital gain/loss in value - income is passed through to shareholders - gain/loss occurs on the mutual funds shares as well as on the underlying fund portfolio - fund portfolio gains are passed to shareholders; losses are retained in the f
how 15-20 stocks create diversified portfolio
systematic risk
what makes a good benchmark
what return includes for mutual funds
27. Income (dividends - interest - rents) - capital gain/ loss in value
dollar cost averaging
who governs these services
measuring risk
sources of taxable return
28. Square root of variance/initial investment
hedging risk
how to computer std. dev
hourly
diversification
29. Who wants ongoing service over financial affairs; should align interests insofar as the wealth management professional wants to see the portfolio grow as much as the client
best client suited for fee based
best client suited for commission based
expected value of probability theory
needs step of wealth management
30. Risk by keeping investor with pre-determined risk profile
how 15-20 stockswill not diversify portfolio
what does rebalancing control?
fee
qualified dividends
31. Buy low and sell high
what does rebalancing force?
investment policy statement
rebalancing
How many issues needed to create a diversified stock portfolio?
32. Private banks - mutual funds - retail brokerages - hedge/private equity funds
best client suited for fee based
purpose of the funds to be invested
what does rebalancing control?
who use salary based model
33. Brokerages - investment banks - commercial banks - trust departments - large comprehensive accounting firms - independent financial planners - insurance companies
measuring risk
how time impacts risk
4 ways of getting paid
offer wealth management services
34. Client is unwilling to make appropriate trades due to tax impact or sentimental attachment - wealth management is unable to determine correlations between stocks - trading them through time (actively managing account)
what would happen if you were out of the stock market during the 90 best days
how 15-20 stockswill not diversify portfolio
what to ask if client has inappropriate allocation
who governs these services
35. Brokerages - insurance companies
deviation of payoff from expected value
who governs these services
use commissions model
what return includes for mutual funds
36. The longer the time with payments the more the risk - fixed income (bonds) the more time the more risk - stocks: the longer the time less volatility
how time impacts risk
chartered financial analyst
working at large national bank
salary
37. Inherited wealth - suddenly wealthy - endowments and foundations
who else will you serve?
hourly
How many issues needed to create a diversified stock portfolio?
two rates that returns are taxed by
38. Focus on integrated services/ cross selling - may be less pressure to sell than brokerage but more than community bank - blurring lines between brokerage and trust areas
how 15-20 stockswill not diversify portfolio
develop investment sections step of wealth management
what happens if you never rebalance
working at large national bank
39. Private banks - mutual funds - retail brokerages - hedge/private equity funds
who use salary based model
offer wealth management services
who use hourly
needs step of wealth management
40. Increases risk and reduces sharpe (return/risk) ratios
diversifying stocks
steps of wealth management
what happens if you never rebalance
calculating expected return
41. Strategy of reducing idiosyncratic risks by making two investments with opposing risks
hedging risk
idiosyncratic risk
how to computer std. dev
two rates that returns are taxed by
42. Target: a proportion for allocation under 'normal' circumstances - range: an allowable band for allocation under variable circumstances
where do wealthy clients get their money?
setting allocation policy based on targets and ranges
measuring risk
deviation of payoff from expected value
43. Inherited wealth - suddenly wealthy - endowments and foundations
who else will you serve?
tax loss harvesting
diversifying bonds
use commissions model
44. Measure of uncertainty about the future payoff to an investment measured over some time horizon and relative to a benchmark
risk
hourly
qualified dividends
How many issues needed to create a diversified stock portfolio?
45. Investment banks - financial consultants
what return includes for mutual funds
certified financial planner
working at brokerage
who use hourly
46. Sum of probabilities - probability weighted sum of the possible outcomes
VaR of adjustable rate mortgage?
expected value of probability theory
diversification
who else will you serve?
47. Who wants objective advice - does not need ongoing attention - or who just wants a second opinion on what they are doing with no strings attached
who is best suited for hourly wealth management
morningstar study about rebalancing
reasons to retain certain assets
hedging risk
48. Paid for U.S. corp or qualified foreign corp - taxed at 15% for those in tax bracket of 25% or more - taxed at 0% for those in tax bracket less than 25% - holding period requirement
spreading risk
working at community bank
4 ways of getting paid
qualified dividends
49. Precise and regular review of each investment section - risk management/ volatility check - arbitration proposals - continuous control
monitor step of wealth management
VaR of stocks and bonds
uniform prudent investor act
working at brokerage
50. Culture/philosophy - money - risk/reward - career trajectory - other support roles
tax loss harvesting
how to choose where to work
VaR of adjustable rate mortgage?
who use hourly