Financial advisers get access to portfolio stress test

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9 November 2011
| By Chris Kennedy |
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Instreet Investment is developing a portfolio stress test and risk management service for direct share and exchange traded fund portfolios that gives financial advisers the ability to "check-up" and quantify the investment risks in their clients' portfolios.

The Portfolio Check-Up has been developed in conjunction with Risk101 - a global company offering front, middle and back-office valuation and risk management solutions to institutional clients. 

"This service will enable financial advisers to easily quantify and explain the risk in their clients' share and ETF portfolios, ensure clients are comfortable with how their portfolios are constructed, be able to quantify the expected portfolio performance, and, significantly, have a mechanism that better explains where performance is expected to be derived," Instreet managing director George Lucas said.

"Quantifying and understanding investment risk has long been recognised as an integral element in any institutional portfolio management process. With Instreet Portfolio Check-Up, financial advisers will be able to offer a similar service for their clients," he said.

The reporting service will be offered to the retail market via the financial adviser network, with early 2012 the target date for the formal launch.

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