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Index Porfolio 90
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Index Porfolio 70
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Index Porfolio 50
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Index Porfolio 30
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Index Porfolio 10
Step 10 - Risk Capacity
ANALYZE YOUR FIVE DIMENSIONS OF RISK CAPACITY
A risk capacity survey will help you determine your individual and unique risk capacity. Five dimensions of your risk capacity will be thoroughly measured, resulting in a score and corresponding index portfolio. These risk capacity dimensions include time horizon, investment knowledge, net income, net worth, and attitude toward risk. This is your single most important contribution to the investing process, resulting in an investment policy statement that will provide the guidelines for your financial future.
In order to optimize returns,
institutional investors should take on as much risk as the Risk
Capacity allows. The problem is that most investors, both
institutional and individual, invest without a clear understanding
of risk or they invest with an improper measure of how much
risk is right for them. |
Based on five specific dimensions
unique to each institution, the Risk Capacity score is a numeric
measure that takes into consideration the investment time
horizon and liquidity needs, size of assets and net income,
as well as the board’s collective investment knowledge and
attitude toward risk. IFA’s Risk Capacity Survey enables institutional
investors to learn the amount of risk that is right for them
and then begin Capacity Exposure Optimization — CEO Investing.
This is the process that best matches institutions with portfolios.
At the intersection of risk capacity and risk exposure sits
a portfolio that is optimal for each investor, and will therefore
generate optimal returns. This is accomplished through exposure
to the five dimensions of risk that have shown to be responsible
for as much as 97% of stock market returns. They are: market,
size and value for equities, and term and default for fixed
income. Each one of IFA’s 20 Index Portfolios carries a level
of risk exposure that is aligned with a risk capacity score. |
Additional Charts and Graph from Step 10
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