Frequently Asked Questions

What sections do you include in an IPS for advisory clients?

Typical IPS sections may include objectives, constraints, benchmarks, asset classes and ranges, rebalancing rules, liquidity and spending guidelines, derivatives and restricted lists if applicable, roles and decision rights, monitoring metrics, reporting, and an exceptions process. Final contents are set during onboarding and approved through the governance process.

How do you handle exceptions or policy breaches?

We help you define an escalation path and approval workflow in the policy. Exceptions are documented with rationale, temporary parameters, and a review date, so committees and auditors can see what changed and why. Specific steps are tailored to your procedures.

Can you align the IPS with our custodian, trading, and reporting systems?

Yes. We work with your providers to map policy elements to operational settings such as drift bands, rebalancing cadence, lot-selection defaults, and benchmark assignments (subject to platform capabilities and data availability), then align outputs with your reporting package.

Do you support white-label documents and committee materials?

Yes. We can work within your branding, so client-facing remains consistent with your firm’s standards. Brand use follows your guidelines and compliance approvals.