Customised equity tracking for advisers

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18 April 2002
| By John Wilkinson |

A Melbourne-based securities dealer is offering planning groups an equities tracking service for clients’ portfolios.

Acumen Asset Management has developed its Asset Track Portfolio Management Service for investors maintaining direct Australian equity portfolios.

Eric Willson from Acumen says the service is not in competition with advisers producing financial plans.

“We are not doing financial planning. We are offering a service that will help planners with direct-investing clients,” he says.

Asset Track covers Australian shares, fixed interest, property and cash. It also covers international equities, although mainly through managed funds.

The service is customised depending on a client’s investment aims, such as risk-tolerance or income.

The taxation status of a client is also assessed and all securities remain in the name of the client. Willson says clients can continue to use their existing broker or one recommended by Acumen.

A full reporting service to clients is supplied by Asset Track and this includes portfolio appraisal, buying and selling summaries and income tax reports that includes capital tax gains and losses.

Fees for the service depend on the client’s funds under management. These range from 1.8 per cent for funds of less than $250,000 to 1.2 per cent for sums up to $10 million. There are no entry or exit fees or MERs, says Willson.

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