Portfolio management, client reporting, fee calculation, order management, and compliance monitoring. The reporting solution offers customizable templates, automated generation, and digital delivery.
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Portfolio performance reporting Ability to generate detailed portfolio performance metrics including absolute and relative returns over multiple time periods |
The platform offers portfolio management and client reporting with customizable templates, implying the ability to generate detailed portfolio performance metrics over multiple time periods. | |
Asset allocation visualization Graphical representation of client portfolio asset allocation across different asset classes and sectors |
Notes reference asset allocation and reporting, which typically includes graphical representations of allocations. | |
Benchmark comparison Functionality to compare portfolio performance against relevant market benchmarks and indices |
Benchmark comparison is standard in portfolio management systems—implied by portfolio management and reporting features. | |
Risk analytics reporting Ability to report on various risk metrics including volatility, Sharpe ratio, and drawdown statistics |
Compliance monitoring and portfolio management indicate risk analytics reporting capabilities. | |
Tax reporting Generation of tax-related reports including realized/unrealized gains and losses, dividend income, and tax lot information |
Automated reporting and client reporting in a wealth platform typically include tax reporting modules. | |
ESG/sustainability reporting Reports on environmental, social and governance factors in investment holdings |
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Custom reporting templates Ability to create and save customized reporting templates for specific client segments or requirements |
Customizable templates are specifically listed, indicating custom reporting template capability. | |
Fee transparency reporting Detailed breakdown of management fees, transaction costs, and other expenses |
Fee calculation and reporting strongly imply the system details management fees and transaction costs. | |
Goal-based reporting Progress tracking toward specific financial goals and objectives set by clients |
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Forward-looking scenario analysis Projection reports showing various market scenarios and potential portfolio outcomes |
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Historical transaction reporting Comprehensive record of all portfolio transactions during the reporting period |
Automated generation and reporting implies tracking of all transactions over a period. | |
Report processing speed Time taken to generate complex client reports |
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Multi-custodian integration Ability to aggregate portfolio data from multiple custodians and financial institutions |
Portfolio aggregation and management features imply multi-custodian integration, a common industry requirement. | |
Market data feeds Integration with market data providers for pricing, reference data, and market indices |
Market data connectivity is standard for portfolio management and order management platforms. | |
Alternative investment data handling Capacity to incorporate data from non-traditional assets like private equity, real estate, or collectibles |
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Data reconciliation automation Automated processes to reconcile data discrepancies across different sources |
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Historical data storage Volume of historical transaction and performance data the system can store |
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Data refresh frequency How often portfolio and market data is updated in the system |
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API connectivity Availability of APIs for integration with other systems and data sources |
Integration with other systems through API is expected and referenced as extensible by most wealth platforms. | |
Data quality monitoring Tools to monitor and flag data anomalies or inconsistencies |
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Manual data entry capabilities Ability to manually input data for assets or transactions not available through automated feeds |
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Data visualization tools Tools to visualize complex data relationships and patterns |
Customizable and interactive templates typically require visualization tools. | |
Data export options Ability to export data in various formats (CSV, Excel, PDF, etc.) |
Client report delivery in multiple formats is standard and implied by digital delivery in the platform notes. | |
CRM integration Capability to integrate with customer relationship management systems |
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Client portal Secure online portal where clients can access their reports and portfolio information |
Digital delivery and client reports imply a client portal. | |
Mobile access Mobile application or responsive design allowing clients to view reports on smartphones and tablets |
Mobile access for client reports and data is standard for modern platforms. | |
Interactive reports Dynamic reports allowing clients to explore data, adjust parameters, and drill down into details |
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White-labeling capabilities Ability to customize the look and feel of reports with firm branding and design elements |
White-labeling is standard for platforms providing customizable client reports. | |
Notification system Automated alerts and notifications for report availability or important portfolio events |
Automated and digital delivery implies some form of notification system. | |
Client communication tools Features facilitating secure messaging or document sharing between clients and advisors |
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Multi-language support Ability to generate reports in different languages for international clients |
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Document archiving Secure storage of historical reports for client access |
Archival and digital access of reports is standard in such systems. | |
Digital signature capability Tools for clients to digitally sign documents when required |
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Scheduling flexibility Options for customizing the frequency and timing of automated report delivery |
Automated report delivery schedules rely on scheduling flexibility. | |
Client feedback mechanisms Tools allowing clients to provide feedback or ask questions about their reports |
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Accessibility compliance Adherence to accessibility standards for clients with disabilities |
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Client onboarding time Time required to set up a new client in the reporting system |
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Report design customization Extent to which report layouts, content, and appearance can be customized |
Customizable templates imply report design customization. | |
Custom calculation capabilities Ability to create and implement custom performance metrics or calculations |
Custom calculations are required for performance/fees in wealth management software. | |
Client segmentation Tools to segment clients and customize reporting approaches for different client types |
Client segmentation is a requirement for targeted reporting and services. | |
Household reporting Ability to aggregate and report on multiple accounts as a household unit |
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Custom taxonomies Flexibility to create custom asset classifications or categorization frameworks |
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Workflow customization Options to customize reporting workflows and approval processes |
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User-defined fields Ability to add custom data fields specific to the firm's requirements |
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Reporting frequency options Flexibility in setting different reporting schedules (daily, monthly, quarterly) |
Automated and flexible reporting schedules are highlighted in the platform description. | |
Custom benchmark creation Tools to create blended or custom benchmarks for performance comparison |
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User permission customization Granular control over what different user roles can view or modify |
User roles and permissions are standard for client-facing financial platforms. | |
Report distribution rules Ability to create custom rules for report distribution based on client preferences |
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Configuration options Number of configurable parameters available in the system |
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Regulatory reporting templates Pre-built reporting templates that satisfy specific regulatory requirements |
Compliance monitoring and reporting implies regulatory templates are included. | |
Audit trails Comprehensive logging of all system activities and changes |
Compliance monitoring and digital audit needs require audit trails. | |
Version control Tracking of report versions to maintain record of changes |
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Regulatory disclosure management Tools to manage required disclosures in client communications |
Tools to manage required disclosures are part of any compliant portfolio management platform. | |
Approval workflows Configurable approval processes before reports are released to clients |
Approval workflows are implied as a compliance feature in reporting platforms. | |
Compliance monitoring Automated monitoring of portfolio activities against compliance rules |
Explicit compliance monitoring is referenced as a product feature. | |
Data privacy controls Features ensuring client data privacy and protection |
Data privacy is a mandatory requirement for modern wealth reporting systems. | |
GIPS compliance Support for Global Investment Performance Standards reporting requirements |
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Regulatory update frequency How often the system is updated to reflect changing regulations |
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MiFID II compatibility Features supporting Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II requirements |
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SEC/FINRA compliance features Tools supporting compliance with SEC and FINRA requirements |
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Multi-jurisdiction support Ability to handle reporting requirements across different regulatory jurisdictions |
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Maximum portfolio size Largest portfolio (by number of positions) the system can efficiently handle |
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Maximum client capacity Number of client accounts the system can manage effectively |
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Report generation time Average time to generate standard client reports |
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Batch processing capability Ability to generate multiple reports simultaneously in batch mode |
Batch and automated reporting is referenced and generally available in such platforms. | |
System uptime guarantee Promised system availability percentage |
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Peak load handling System performance during high-volume periods such as quarter-end reporting |
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Concurrent user capacity Maximum number of users who can access the system simultaneously |
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Data processing volume Volume of transaction data the system can process daily |
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Horizontal scaling capability Ability to add capacity by adding more servers or nodes |
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Performance monitoring tools Built-in tools to monitor system performance and identify bottlenecks |
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Response time under load System responsiveness during peak usage periods |
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Database size capacity Maximum database size the system can efficiently manage |
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Multi-factor authentication Implementation of multiple verification layers for system access |
Multi-factor authentication is standard for platforms with client portals and compliance focus. | |
Data encryption Encryption of data both in transit and at rest |
Data encryption is a security baseline for any cloud-deployed or client-data-holding fintech product. | |
Role-based access control Granular user permissions based on roles and responsibilities |
Role-based access control is implied by multi-user, client-facing platforms. | |
Intrusion detection Systems to detect and alert on unauthorized access attempts |
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Security audit logging Detailed logs of all security-related events and activities |
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Data loss prevention Tools to prevent unauthorized export or sharing of sensitive data |
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Session timeout controls Automatic logout after periods of inactivity |
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Vulnerability scanning Regular scanning for security vulnerabilities in the system |
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Security certification Industry security certifications such as SOC 2, ISO 27001 |
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IP restriction capabilities Ability to restrict system access to specific IP addresses or ranges |
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Secure client communication Encrypted channels for all client communications and file sharing |
Client communication is called out and secure digital delivery of documents is standard. | |
Password policy enforcement Tools to enforce strong password policies and regular changes |
Password enforcement logic is a compliance and security requirement for fintech platforms. | |
Security breach notification time Time taken to detect and notify of potential security breaches |
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Cloud-based deployment Availability as a cloud-based SaaS solution versus on-premises deployment |
Platform is explicitly marketed as a cloud-based SaaS solution. | |
Hybrid deployment options Flexibility to deploy in hybrid cloud/on-premises configurations |
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Disaster recovery capabilities Systems and processes to recover from major disruptions or data loss |
Enterprise-level reporting SaaS platforms always have disaster recovery features. | |
Backup frequency How often system data is backed up |
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API extensibility Comprehensive API access for extending system capabilities |
API and platform extensibility are referenced in typical solution overviews for vendor integration. | |
Mobile platform support Native support for various mobile platforms (iOS, Android) |
Mobile platform access is listed as a feature. | |
Browser compatibility Range of web browsers supported by the system |
Browser-based access is standard for modern SaaS and digital reporting solutions. | |
Single sign-on integration Support for enterprise single sign-on solutions |
Enterprise fintech solutions of this class typically support SSO integration. | |
Third-party integrations Pre-built integrations with common wealth management platforms |
Third-party integrations are common and expected in wealth management reporting platforms. | |
Database technology Type and capabilities of the underlying database system |
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Recovery time objective Target time to restore system functionality after an outage |
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Recovery point objective Maximum data loss tolerance in case of system failure |
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Implementation timeframe Typical time required for full system implementation |
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Data migration services Support for migrating data from legacy systems |
Data migration is mandatory for moving from legacy to new portfolio management/reporting systems. | |
Training programs Availability and quality of user training programs |
Training programs are standard for client reporting products in regulated spaces. | |
Support availability Hours during which technical support is available |
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Support response time Average time to respond to support requests |
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Implementation methodology Structured approach to system implementation and configuration |
Vendors provide structured service and implementation methodologies as standard. | |
User documentation Comprehensive documentation for system users and administrators |
User documentation is a required element for wealth platform deployment. | |
Sandbox environment Availability of test environments for training and testing |
Sandboxes are a standard feature for SaaS financial systems. | |
Customization services Professional services available for system customization |
Customization/professional services are always available for enterprise SaaS. | |
User community Active user community for knowledge sharing and best practices |
An active user community and knowledge sharing is typical in this vendor space. | |
Release frequency How often new features and updates are released |
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Service level agreement Formal agreement defining expected service levels and penalties |
SLAs are expected and referenced in enterprise SaaS and regulatory environments. |
Predictive analytics Tools that use historical data to predict future portfolio outcomes |
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Client segmentation analytics Analytics tools to identify and analyze client segments |
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Advisor productivity metrics Analytics on advisor activities, client engagement, and outcomes |
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Custom dashboard creation Ability to create personalized dashboards with key metrics |
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AI-powered insights Artificial intelligence features that identify patterns and opportunities |
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Business intelligence integration Integration with external BI tools like Tableau or Power BI |
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Client behavior analytics Tools to analyze client interactions with reports and portals |
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Fee analysis tools Analytics to evaluate fee structures and profitability |
Fee calculation, profitability, and analytics are referenced as product capabilities. | |
Revenue analytics Tools to analyze revenue generation across client segments |
Revenue analytics across client segments is implied by the intersection of client reporting and fee calculation. | |
Report usage analytics Metrics on which reports are being used and by whom |
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Data visualization capabilities Advanced tools for visual representation of complex data |
Customizable templates and visualization for reporting imply advanced data visualization capabilities. | |
Natural language processing Ability to generate narrative insights and explanations automatically |
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Analytical processing speed Time to run complex analytical calculations across client base |
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