Discretionary Investment Management

Discretionary investment management provides clients with convenience, excessive returns, access to expertise, and economies of scale.

Definition of discretionary management. It is a form of professional management in which the manager, within the limits of his authority, independently makes investment decisions at his discretion. The client does not interfere in the management process and, at the same time, is allowed to achieve the set goals with maximum efficiency.

Advantages of discretionary management service

Discretionary investment management is essential for high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors who:

• do not want to take an active part in asset management, fully entrusting them to professionals - it is profitable and convenient;
• wish to receive high returns due to the knowledge and experience of investment managers, as well as savings on large-scale transactions in the form of lower trading commissions.

Discretionary investment management provides access to the best investment opportunities and fast trade execution. The manager has broad authority to make investment decisions on behalf of the client without asking the client's approval for each trade. He acts in the investor's best interest, considering the investor's financial goals and risk tolerance. The manager creates a personalized portfolio and takes care of its day-to-day management.