When you work with Kansai Tokushima Management, we will help you create a portfolio tailored to your specific needs. This includes finding the right mix of assets to invest in and helping you stay on track with your investment goals.
We use asset allocation to put together an investment portfolio tailored to your specific needs. We evaluate your financial situation and determine how much risk is appropriate for you. Then we combine the right mix of asset types such as equities, bonds, and other investments to meet your long-term asset management goals.
A financial advisor can help you by creating asset management goals. This includes setting realistic short-term and long-term goals and helping to make asset allocation decisions based on your risk tolerance. They will also monitor the asset allocation of your account to keep it consistent with your asset management goals.
Diversification is a key asset management strategy.
Diversification helps to lower risk by diversifying your asset allocation with various investments that are not correlated, such as stocks and bonds.
When one asset class falls in value, the others may rise. Our asset management process usually includes asset classes with different levels of return or different types of risk, thereby offering the greatest opportunity for success through a fully diversified portfolio.
An asset management strategy can be tax-efficient, even if you hold a diversified portfolio of investment products. This means the asset manager may structure your asset allocation in such a way as to minimize capital gains and maximize after-tax returns within certain asset classes and asset types.
We monitor your asset allocation to ensure that you are staying on track with your goals.
We do this by measuring the risk and return of each asset class within a portfolio. We also compare your portfolio to market benchmarks, such as a stock index or bond index, to determine how well your assets perform.
We can also help you decide if asset classes that are underperforming should be replaced with asset classes that are performing well or asset classes that may offer better growth prospects, depending on the market environment. This process is called rebalancing, and it is another great asset management strategy we use.
As asset managers, we create asset allocation strategies that may include asset classes with different levels of return or different types of risk.
We can help you decide how asset classes fit within your financial plan and what asset classes may offer the best opportunities for growth according to your short-term and long-term goals.
