Objective Of Personal Finance Mentorship Program
All of you observed in recent days, there are lot of changes in regulatory & economic market scenario and all of such changes lead to higher expectations from Financial Advisors. Clients want to deal with only those financial intermediaries who are providing Advisor’s alpha. These coaching sessions focused on competency building & how to scale up advisory business.
- Guidance on how to pass regulatory certifications like NISM Investment Advisor Level 1 & Level 2 and Retirement Advisor Certification
- How to shift from Product-centric Sales to Need-based advisory approach
- How to construct, analyze & review Investment portfolio
- How to acquire new clients, Increase wallet share, and retain existing Clients
Rate of return
Calculation through
IRR & XIRR
function
Case Studies on
Education Planning
& other goal
calculations
Personal Debt
Restructuring
Calculations
Growing
Annuity &
Step-up
SIP Calculations
Inflation
adjusted
rate of return
calculation
Six Steps of
Financial Planning
Process
How to do asset
allocation &
rebalancing in
Goal based Investments
Relevance of Time value of Money in Goal based Planning
TVM is an essential component of financial planning, and it covers all the areas of financial planning. When you plan for your long-term goal, TVM comes in very handy. For example, when planning for your child's education or retirement, you have to bring in your knowledge of TVM. It serves as a tool for you to compare prospective investment options and help you make sound financial decisions. If you plan to do financial planning on your own, ensure you get this concept right.
Investment Planning
6 Sessions
Investment planning is a key aspect of financial planning that focuses on aligning your investments with your financial goals. It involves assessing your current financial situation, identifying future financial objectives, and creating a strategy to achieve them. This process includes selecting the right mix of investment options based on factors such as risk tolerance, time horizon, and return expectations.
Sharpe ratio,
Information ratio,
R Squared & Jenson’s Alpha
Behavior
Finance & Emotional
Biases in
Investment
Decisions
Bond
valuations with
YTM & Modified
Duration
Corporate
Actions & Investment
Products
Asset Classes,
Importance
of Asset
Allocation,
Risk Profiling
Structure
of Financial
Markets
in India