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Regulatory Notice1522Discretionary Accounts and Transactions June 2015FINRA Requests Comment on a Revised Proposal to Adopt a Consolidated FINRA Rules Regarding Discretionary Accounts and Transactions00Comment

How to fill out discretionary accounts

How to fill out discretionary accounts:

1. Gather all relevant financial information and documents, such as bank statements, investment portfolios, and income statements.
2. Identify your financial goals and risk tolerance. This will help determine the appropriate investment strategies and asset allocation for your discretionary account.
3. Consult with a financial advisor or wealth manager who specializes in discretionary accounts. They can guide you through the process and provide recommendations based on your specific needs and objectives.
4. Review and understand the terms and conditions of the discretionary account agreement. This will outline the rights and responsibilities of both the account holder and the investment manager.
5. Provide the necessary information to the investment manager, including your risk profile, investment preferences, and any specific instructions or restrictions you may have.
6. Monitor the performance of your discretionary account regularly and communicate with your investment manager as needed. It's important to stay informed about any changes in your portfolio and discuss any adjustments or updates to your investment strategy.

Who needs discretionary accounts:

1. High-net-worth individuals who have significant assets and require professional management and oversight of their investments.
2. Busy professionals or business owners who do not have the time or expertise to actively manage their investment portfolios.
3. Investors who prefer to delegate investment decisions to professionals with in-depth market knowledge and expertise.
4. Individuals who are looking for customized investment solutions tailored to their unique financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment preferences.
5. Investors who want to take advantage of the flexibility and potential tax benefits offered by discretionary accounts.

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What is discretionary accounts?

Discretionary accounts are accounts managed by a financial advisor who has the authority to make investment decisions on behalf of the account holder without needing permission for each transaction.

Who is required to file discretionary accounts?

Financial institutions and individuals who manage discretionary accounts are required to file reports on these accounts.

How to fill out discretionary accounts?

Discretionary accounts must be filled out by providing detailed information on the account holder, the investment strategy, and any transactions made on behalf of the account.

What is the purpose of discretionary accounts?

The purpose of discretionary accounts is to allow for efficient and timely investment decisions to be made by a trusted financial advisor on behalf of the account holder.

What information must be reported on discretionary accounts?

Information such as account holder details, investment decisions, and transactions made within the account must be reported on discretionary accounts.