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Reset Footprint Form BOLTON GLOBAL CAPITAL REVERSE CONVERTIBLE CLIENT RISK DISCLOSURE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTClient Name: Account Number: Reverse ConvertiblesComplex Investment Vehicles Investor Alert

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How to fill out reverse convertible client risk

1. To fill out a reverse convertible client risk, follow these steps:
2. Begin by entering the client's personal information, such as their name, address, and contact details.
3. Next, specify the investment product or program for which the risk assessment is being conducted.
4. Evaluate the client's risk tolerance by asking appropriate questions related to their financial goals, investment horizon, and willingness to take risks.
5. Assess the client's knowledge and experience in financial matters, particularly in the investment product or program in question.
6. Consider the client's financial situation, including their income, assets, and liabilities, to understand their ability to bear potential losses.
7. Review and analyze the client's investment objectives and determine if the reverse convertible is suitable for them.
8. Provide clear explanations and disclose any complexities or risks associated with reverse convertible investments.
9. Obtain the client's signature and date to acknowledge their understanding of the risks involved in investing in reverse convertibles.
10. Maintain proper documentation of the completed reverse convertible client risk assessment for compliance purposes.

Who needs reverse convertible client risk?

1. Reverse convertible client risk is needed by financial institutions and advisors who offer reverse convertible investments.
2. It helps them understand the risk profile and suitability of these investments for their clients.
3. By conducting a comprehensive risk assessment, they can determine if reverse convertibles align with the client's objectives, tolerance for risk, and financial situation.
4. This information is crucial for making informed investment recommendations and ensuring regulatory compliance.

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What is reverse convertible client risk?

Reverse convertible client risk refers to the risk associated with investing in a financial product that can be converted into cash at maturity, but may also result in a loss if underlying assets perform poorly.

Who is required to file reverse convertible client risk?

Financial institutions and investment firms may be required to file reverse convertible client risk reports.

How to fill out reverse convertible client risk?

Reverse convertible client risk reports can be filled out by providing detailed information about the investments, underlying assets, and potential risks.

What is the purpose of reverse convertible client risk?

The purpose of reverse convertible client risk reporting is to provide transparency and insight into the risks associated with these types of investments.

What information must be reported on reverse convertible client risk?

Information such as the type of investment, maturity date, underlying assets, and potential risks must be reported on reverse convertible client risk reports.