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Private Banking and Wealth Management

Why Attend

Private banking and wealth management are financial services that cater to high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs). While there is some overlap between the two, they serve distinct purposes. Private banking focuses on providing personalized and exclusive financial services to affluent clients. The primary objective of private banking is to preserve and grow the wealth of individuals and families.

Most of us wish to acquire wealth. If we are fortunate or skilled enough to do so the problem then is how to protect your wealth and preserve its value, whilst also enjoying it and ultimately passing it on to dependents.

This Private Banking & Wealth Management training course is designed to give you the skills to acquire, protect, preserve, enjoy, and pass on wealth. As a result, it is specifically designed for those working in the industry as well as those with an interest in investments and markets.

$ 289.38

Event Date: 09/04/2024 – 13/04/2024

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13/08/2024 – 17/08/2024

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This Private Banking training course from McTimothy Associates will highlight:

  • Investment planning and the role of financial institutions, financial advisors, financial analysts and markets
  • The major classes of investments & their characteristics
  • How to protect wealth & reduce risk?
  • How to evaluate investments and portfolio performance?
  • How to ensure your wealth can be passed on to your dependents?

Private Banking and Wealth Management

Course outlines

An Overview of Private Banking & Wealth Management

  • Private Banking and Wealth Management Compared
  • The Roles & Scope of Private Banking & Wealth Management
  • The Private Banking and Wealth Management Market
  • Establishing & Maintaining Client Relationships
  • Maximising Return for both Client and Bank
  • Minimising Risk for both Client and Bank

Investment Planning

  • Major Investment Decisions/Determining your Investment Objectives
    • Liquidity
    • Income
    • Growth
    • Risk Reduction
  • Preparation of a Client Profile
  • An Introduction to the Major Classes of Investments & their Characteristics:
    • Physical Assets: Property, Gold, Currency etc
    • Financial Assets: Shares, Bonds, Collective Investments & Derivatives
  • Financial Institutions, Financial Advisors & Financial Analysts
  • Markets; Market Efficiency and Market Volatility
  • The Regulatory & Taxation Framework and the impact on personal financial decisions and financial advisors

Protecting Wealth & Reducing Risk

  • Risk v Return – the Risk-Return Trade-Off
  • Measuring Risk – Beta, Standard Deviation, Market Volatility
  • Reducing Risk – Portfolio Theory, Diversification and Devising an Efficient Portfolio
  • Protecting against Exchange Rate Risk in relation to:
    • Transactions and Translation of Assets
  • Investment Strategies in Bull & Bear Markets
  • Life Assurance & Assurance Related Investments

Evaluating Investments and Portfolio Performance

  • Financial Analysis
    • Fundamental Analysis
    • Technical Analysis
  • Financial Statements Analysis to identify investments
  • Investment Ratio Analysis
    • EPS, Earnings Yield, DPS, Dividend Yield, Dividend Cover, PE Ratio
  • The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
    • Estimating the Return required for the Risk taken
  • Enron – a warning to any investor
  • Evaluating Portfolio Performance
    • Jensen
    • Traynor
    • Sharpe

Passing on Wealth

  • Retirement Planning – Pensions & Annuities
  • The Risks of Distributing Wealth
  • Life Expectancy & Wills
  • Estate Planning
  • Tax Planning & Inheritance Tax (where applicable)
  • Trusts

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