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Advisory and goals A goal, a portfolio linked to it, and an alert when it drifts.

Without it

What this costs you today.

A goal recorded in a plan document is a goal nobody checks. Six months later nothing has been rebalanced and the plan is a PDF that describes a portfolio the client no longer has.

What it does

Business rules, not adjectives.

  • Goals carry a target, a horizon and the holdings assigned to them.

  • Progress is computed from live positions rather than from the plan.

  • Drift against the target allocation raises itself.

  • Risk profile is recorded against the client and referenced when it matters.

  • Model portfolios can be applied and monitored.

On screen

Advisory and goals, as it ships.

The market-outlook signal: a cautious regime at a momentum score of +3.00% against the Nifty 500 TRI, the one-, three- and six-month returns and their weights, the score arithmetic written out in full, the editable band thresholds, and a warning that the index data is stale so the last known regime is being held rather than moved.
The IPS compliance dashboard: families and clients against their investment policy, each with the responsible relationship manager, a compliant or non-compliant status, a count of open breaches, the regime impact, and a twelve-month history of when it was in and out of policy.

Coverage

Which product classes this covers.

Goals can draw on holdings in any class on the book.

How it works

Three or four steps, in order.

  1. The goal is set

    Target, horizon, and what is funding it.

  2. Progress tracks

    Against live valuations rather than against the plan document.

  3. Drift alerts

    When the allocation moves away from where it should be.

Questions about advisory and goals.

Are goals linked to actual holdings?

Yes. A goal draws on the positions assigned to it and its progress is computed from live valuations, so it stays true without anyone maintaining it.

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