Wealth management is a fast paced environment, therefore no one involved can afford to miss out on understanding current changes and how they impact on this highly profitable sector. In this 4-day strategic management programme you will learn the skills and techniques to:
- Design a successful private banking strategy to maximise profitability and efficiently compete in today’s market
- Implement innovative marketing techniques to win new business and defend an existing client base
- Use creative asset management products and services to meet specific client demands
- Formulate innovative estate planning services to benefit both the client and the bank
Who Should Attend
The course will be of value to professionals in the following areas:
- Private bankers
- Wealth managers
- Relationship managers
- Investment managers
- Trust managers
- Department heads
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Methodology
This highly interactive training combines presentations, lively discussions, case studies and group work, which will allow delegates to put to practice what has been learnt throughout the course.
- Application of key concepts through practical hands-on workshops
- Various and recent real-life case studies
- Group work and team presentations
Day 1
The wealth management world today
Introduction and welcome, the wealth management world today
- Where are we?
- Where does the industry go?
Latest developments
: How to get there?
Who is Mr HNWI?
- KYC
- Legal and regulatory requirements
- Additional needs
- Group work: The perfect client profiling
Private client needs analysis
- Daily needs
- CLEWI
- Business
- Future needs
- Retirement planning
- Life-long investing
- Case study: a prospective client analysis
Risk and return
- The risk
- An uncertain outcome
- Risk aversion
- The return
- Expected return
- Relative vs. absolute return
- Case study: Clients risk aversion analysis
Cultural differences
- Regional differences
- The religion element
- Ethical considerations
- Dos and donts
- Video examples
Day 2
Asset allocation for private clients
The process of asset allocation
- What is asset allocation?
- Why is it needed?
- What to put in a portfolio pricing?
- Decisions and basis point assumptions
- Review of the various investment vehicles
The diversification effect
- Portfolio risk and return
- Specific vs. systemic risk
- The efficient frontier
- Rewarding the risk: Sharpe ratio
The investment world
- Top-down approach
- Cycles
- Emerging markets
- Foreign exchanges
The investment process
- Specifying objectives
- Specifying constraints
- Formulating a policy
- Monitoring and updating the portfolio
Rebalancing
- Active vs. passive portfolio management
- Benchmarking issues
- Market timing
- Sectors rotating
- Asset allocation vs. security selection
Formulating the offer
- Meeting the client needs
- Dealing with investment restrictions
- Abiding to local regulations
- Pricing issues
Day 3
Estate planning needs and tools
What is estate planning?
- Wealth analysis
- Geographical and legal constraints
- Wealth transmission
- Tax optimisation
- Retirement planning
- Constraints management
Trusts
- What is it?
- Jurisdictions
- Legal issues
- Documents
Family foundations
- What is it?
- Jurisdictions
- Legal issues
- Documents
Other tools and their weaknesses
- The will
- Offshore companies
- Local instruments for local purposes
Non-financial assets
- Real estate
- Boats
- Art collections
- Other
The offering
- What is the best mix?
- The domicile of the client
- Tax issues
- Ethical considerations
- The pricing
Day 4
Private wealth management products
The full offer
- Onshore vs. offshore
- Additional services to be delivered
- In-house or sub-contracted
- Regulatory aspect
Alternative investments
- Commodities
- Real estate
- Private equity
- Hedge funds
- Case study
Structured products
- Current situation
- Capital guaranteed products
- Yield enhancement products
- Participation products
- Case study
Hedge funds
- Particularities
- Main strategies
- Risk management
- Case study
Managing and retaining the client
- Managing the clients expectations
- Setting up the frame
- Dealing with the shortfalls
- How to deliver a bad news
- Role game
Course summary and close
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Francois Aubert
François E. Aubert is an independent private banker advising his clients on their overall strategy, asset allocation, risk analysis, estate planning and tax evaluation. François is simultaneously a consultant to banks and multinational companies, notably for their Middle Eastern operations. He is furthermore a lecturer at Trinity College Dublin. François is also part of the CFA Institute Speaker Retainer Program and a member of several CFA Institute Committees. He holds a MBA from the Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and is a Certified Financial Analyst and Portfolio Manager (AZEK/CFPI), a NLP practitioner and a PADI Divemaster.
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