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Investment Policy Statement
Features Of An Investment Policy Statement (IPS)
Investor's Preferences
An IPS is a document that outlines the general investing preferences of the client, and holds the forex fund manager accountable to the client's minimum investment expectations.
Investor's Outlook
This statement provides the broad investment goals and objectives of the client or investor, and describes the strategies the fund manager should employ to meet all those expectations.
Investor's Profile
Information such as preferred markets, financial assets, risk tolerance profile, expected return on investment, time horizon or duration are included in the policy statement.
Investor's Guide
An IPS also helps fund managers advise clients who may unknowingly attempt to change the earning direction of their investment portfolio when markets sometimes delay or lag.
Manager's Manual
An IPS shows an investor's goals, priorities & investment preferences. It also states a simple review process that enables the fund manager to stay focused on the long-term objectives, even if the market is volatile in the short term.
Manager's Map
IPS documents are usually applied by investment managers to provide themselves with guidance for informed decision-making; thus acts as a roadmap to successful investing and protection against potential mistakes.
"A completed IPS document is the eye that lets a fund manager see into the investment world of a client."
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OUR SERVICE:
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