Financial asset management typically refers to a system of monitoring, maintaining and deploying funds, accounts, and other financial investments and assets, on behalf of a group or individual. This is done in order to grow and achieve the most advantageous returns possible and/or to meet certain specified goals. Some duties provided by asset managers include analysis of a client's assets, asset and… More
Financial asset management typically refers to a system of monitoring, maintaining and deploying funds, accounts, and other financial investments and assets, on behalf of a group or individual. This is done in order to grow and achieve the most advantageous returns possible and/or to meet certain specified goals. Some duties provided by asset managers include analysis of a client's assets, asset and stock selection, planning and implementation, and consistent monitoring of investments. Less