Private Wealth Management case studies, worked step by step

Cases
100
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15
Topics
14
Hard
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Topic
All topicsLump-sum allocation9Goal and retirement planning8Risk profiling and IPS6Rebalancing and drift6Tax-aware portfolio moves7Concentrated positions and liquidity events7Estate, succession and trusts8Client situations and behaviour8Fixed income and cash management7Alternatives and private markets7Products and fund selection8Lending and leverage6Market view and security pitch6Bank economics, fees and risk7
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  1. 081A client holds Rs 1.5 crore in regular mutual fund plans with a Rs 50 lakh embedded gain. Moving to direct plans saves 0.8% a year but triggers capital gains tax at an illustrative 12.5%. How many years does it take to break even?Tax-aware portfolio movesCoreMutual fund distributionIndian wealth management
  2. 082A family has Rs 40 crore, 75% of it in three commercial properties earning a 4% net yield. Plan a reduction to 40% over five years and show what happens to the family's income along the way.Concentrated positions and liquidity eventsCoreFamily offices
  3. 085A 68-year-old wants Rs 90,000 a month from Rs 1.5 crore split across bank deposits, a government savings scheme and a debt fund. Build the income plan and check whether it reaches the target.Fixed income and cash managementWarm upIndian wealth management
  4. 086A client wants Rs 1 crore in gold. Compare jewellery with 12% making charges plus tax, a gold ETF and a government gold bond structure on cost and income. What does each route keep of the gold price?Alternatives and private marketsWarm upIndian wealth management
  5. 087A large-cap fund has beaten its index by 2 points a year for 7 years, but its manager has just left. Hold, switch to an index fund, or watch? Use the numbers and what the record now shows.Products and fund selectionCoreMutual fund distributionIndian wealth management
  6. 088A client needs a Rs 2 crore bridge for 9 months and holds Rs 4 crore of equity at 50% loan-to-value and Rs 2 crore of debt funds at 80%. Is a loan against securities enough, and what fall in equity triggers a margin call?Lending and leverageCorePrivate banking
  7. 090A relationship manager's scorecard shows a book of Rs 250 crore, net new money of Rs 30 crore, revenue of Rs 2.2 crore and cost of Rs 70 lakh. What are his return on assets and cost coverage, and what does the bank read from them?Bank economics, fees and riskWarm upPrivate banking
  8. 092A couple, both 45, want to retire now on Rs 1.5 lakh a month from a Rs 4 crore corpus. Test a 45-year horizon at a 4.5% initial withdrawal rate, then stress it with a 30% market fall in year one.Goal and retirement planningHardWealth management
  9. 093A client scored high on risk tolerance but sold all his equity in a crash, and now wants back in with Rs 3 crore. Use his actual behaviour to set a revealed-tolerance allocation and a re-entry plan.Risk profiling and IPSCoreWealth management
  10. 094A client returns to India holding a USD 600,000 portfolio, about Rs 5 crore, with large gains, and may qualify for a transitional residential status for a period. How do you sequence realisations? State the framework and tell the client to confirm current rules.Tax-aware portfolio movesHardPrivate banking

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