Raymond James provides comprehensive wealth management solutions including managing assets, protecting wealth, and building legacies. Clients have access to asset management, insurance, lending, and estate planning services. Experienced advisors work with clients to create customized plans based on their goals and situation. Raymond James aims to be a long-term partner supporting clients' complete financial lives.
CRISIL SME Rating indicates the SME's performance capability and financial strength. CRISIL SME Ratings are entity-specific ratings, unlike credit ratings, which are debt-obligation-specific.
CRISIL SME Rating reflects the level of creditworthiness of the SME, adjudged in relation to other SMEs.
B&S provides practical risk management solutions to help clients facing financial distress. They operate confidentially to restructure finances, improve operations, and handle debt and governance issues. Their three main services are high impact dossier services to protect credibility, in-control structuring services to protect stakeholder trust, and debt restructuring services to protect business continuance. B&S was founded by Guido Schlösser and Rob Boemen to serve clients dealing with issues caused by upcoming debt maturities and increased regulatory pressures in the leveraged finance market.
John Barringer is an Executive Financial Services Director and Vice President at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney who specializes in providing personalized financial solutions and wealth management services for corporate executives. His team focuses on tactically managing equity compensation for executives through strategic financial planning and portfolio diversification. They take a client-centered approach using a five-step process to help clients meet their financial goals through asset allocation and customized investment strategies.
This document provides an overview of credit ratings. It begins by defining credit ratings as evaluations of a debtor's ability to pay back debt and likelihood of default. Credit ratings are determined by credit rating agencies who analyze both public and private information. The document then discusses the different types of ratings including sovereign, short-term, and corporate credit ratings. It explains the credit rating methodology and process. Finally, the benefits and drawbacks of credit ratings for both investors and companies are outlined. The major credit rating agencies operating in India are also listed.
Empowering MSMEs - Benefits of Credit Rating in MSME - Part - 8Resurgent India
Approaching a credit rating agency is a good option for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) given the problems they face in seeking finance. Rating agencies assess a firm's financial viability and capability to honour business obligations, provide an insight into its sales, operational and financial composition, thereby assessing the risk element and highlights the overall health of the enterprise.
Credit ratings are evaluations of a borrower's creditworthiness and ability to repay debt. They are determined by analyzing financial history, current assets and liabilities. The three major credit rating agencies are Moody's, Standard & Poor's, and Fitch. They generate revenue from fees paid by issuers seeking ratings and from selling proprietary research. Credit ratings indicate the probability that a borrower will default, with higher ratings signaling lower risk.
This document discusses credit ratings and the credit rating agencies in India. It provides information on:
- What credit ratings are and how they estimate creditworthiness
- The four major credit rating agencies in India: CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and FITCH India
- The regulation of credit rating agencies by SEBI and the requirements for registration
Credit ratings are evaluations of a debtor's ability to pay back debt, conducted by credit rating agencies. They use both public and private qualitative and quantitative information to assess risk of default. Credit ratings indicate the likelihood that bond obligations will be paid back and are used by investors to determine risk-return tradeoffs. Higher credit ratings indicate lower risk while lower ratings suggest higher risk of default. The document outlines the meaning and purpose of credit ratings, benefits to investors and companies, types of ratings, major credit rating agencies, and their methodology.
CRISIL SME Rating indicates the SME's performance capability and financial strength. CRISIL SME Ratings are entity-specific ratings, unlike credit ratings, which are debt-obligation-specific.
CRISIL SME Rating reflects the level of creditworthiness of the SME, adjudged in relation to other SMEs.
B&S provides practical risk management solutions to help clients facing financial distress. They operate confidentially to restructure finances, improve operations, and handle debt and governance issues. Their three main services are high impact dossier services to protect credibility, in-control structuring services to protect stakeholder trust, and debt restructuring services to protect business continuance. B&S was founded by Guido Schlösser and Rob Boemen to serve clients dealing with issues caused by upcoming debt maturities and increased regulatory pressures in the leveraged finance market.
John Barringer is an Executive Financial Services Director and Vice President at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney who specializes in providing personalized financial solutions and wealth management services for corporate executives. His team focuses on tactically managing equity compensation for executives through strategic financial planning and portfolio diversification. They take a client-centered approach using a five-step process to help clients meet their financial goals through asset allocation and customized investment strategies.
This document provides an overview of credit ratings. It begins by defining credit ratings as evaluations of a debtor's ability to pay back debt and likelihood of default. Credit ratings are determined by credit rating agencies who analyze both public and private information. The document then discusses the different types of ratings including sovereign, short-term, and corporate credit ratings. It explains the credit rating methodology and process. Finally, the benefits and drawbacks of credit ratings for both investors and companies are outlined. The major credit rating agencies operating in India are also listed.
Empowering MSMEs - Benefits of Credit Rating in MSME - Part - 8Resurgent India
Approaching a credit rating agency is a good option for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) given the problems they face in seeking finance. Rating agencies assess a firm's financial viability and capability to honour business obligations, provide an insight into its sales, operational and financial composition, thereby assessing the risk element and highlights the overall health of the enterprise.
Credit ratings are evaluations of a borrower's creditworthiness and ability to repay debt. They are determined by analyzing financial history, current assets and liabilities. The three major credit rating agencies are Moody's, Standard & Poor's, and Fitch. They generate revenue from fees paid by issuers seeking ratings and from selling proprietary research. Credit ratings indicate the probability that a borrower will default, with higher ratings signaling lower risk.
This document discusses credit ratings and the credit rating agencies in India. It provides information on:
- What credit ratings are and how they estimate creditworthiness
- The four major credit rating agencies in India: CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and FITCH India
- The regulation of credit rating agencies by SEBI and the requirements for registration
Credit ratings are evaluations of a debtor's ability to pay back debt, conducted by credit rating agencies. They use both public and private qualitative and quantitative information to assess risk of default. Credit ratings indicate the likelihood that bond obligations will be paid back and are used by investors to determine risk-return tradeoffs. Higher credit ratings indicate lower risk while lower ratings suggest higher risk of default. The document outlines the meaning and purpose of credit ratings, benefits to investors and companies, types of ratings, major credit rating agencies, and their methodology.
Credit Rating: Impact & Assessment - Need, Function and Assesstment of Credit...Resurgent India
The document discusses the need, functions, and assessment of credit ratings. It outlines several key points:
1) Credit ratings are necessary to link risk and return for investors and provide benchmarks to measure risk. They help investors evaluate risk and issuers price debt instruments correctly.
2) Credit rating agencies provide unbiased opinions and quality, dependable information to investors at low cost. They gather data, analyze it, and summarize it simply.
3) When assessing credit ratings, agencies examine factors like an issuer's ability to pay debts, debt volume and composition, earnings capacity, collateral, management, and track record. Higher ratings indicate a lower probability of default.
Credit ratings are evaluations provided by credit rating agencies of a debtor's ability to pay back debt. They use alphanumeric symbols to indicate the likelihood of default, with higher ratings indicating lower risk. Ratings are determined based on the agency's analysis of financial information and risk factors rather than mathematical formulas. The main objectives of credit ratings are to provide investors information to evaluate risk-return tradeoffs and encourage greater transparency from companies. Popular credit rating agencies in India include CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and Fitch while the largest globally are Moody's, S&P, and Fitch. High ratings can benefit companies through lower borrowing costs and improved corporate image.
Credit ratings are assessments of creditworthiness or ability to repay loans, conducted by credit rating agencies. The top three agencies in the US are Moody's, Standard & Poor's, and Fitch Ratings, while in India they are CRISIL, CIBIL, and Fitch Ratings India. Credit ratings benefit investors by indicating risk, companies by lowering borrowing costs, and intermediaries by simplifying investment decisions. CRISIL analyzes factors like capital adequacy, asset quality, management capability, earnings, liquidity, and sensitivity to determine long-term credit ratings ranging from highest safety (AAA) to default (D).
This document provides an overview of Morgan Stearns Corporation, a structured finance development group. It was founded to take advantage of changes in emerging markets and provide strategic partnerships to explore business opportunities. Morgan Stearns aims to build solid foundations through securitization and accessing capital markets. It follows three strategic values and has a three-step interface approach to strategic planning, diversified marketing, and managing results for clients. Morgan Stearns specializes in structured finance, securitization, and accessing private capital markets. It works with strategic partners to offer diversified services in alternative investments.
The document discusses credit ratings and CRISIL's rating methodology. It provides 3 key points:
1) Credit ratings provide an independent assessment of a company's ability to meet its financial obligations and are used by investors to evaluate risk. Ratings benefit both issuers by improving marketability and investors by supplementing their analysis.
2) CRISIL's rating methodology involves analyzing industry risk, business risk factors like competitive position, and financial risk factors like profitability and cash flows. Management quality is also assessed.
3) The ratings process involves a rating agreement, meetings with management, a rating committee review, communication to the issuer, and public dissemination.
This document provides information about credit ratings. It defines credit ratings as assessments of creditworthiness that can be assigned to entities seeking to borrow money. Credit rating agencies assign ratings based on financial statements and past lending history. Ratings have inverse relationships with default risk and use scales like AAA to CCR D. High ratings benefit companies through improved images, wider borrowing audiences, and easier growth financing. The document also discusses ICRA and CRISIL as the major Indian credit rating agencies, including their history, leadership, and the types of ratings they provide.
Credit rating and its impact in the indianDaphnePierce
Credit ratings provide an evaluation of an issuer's ability and willingness to repay debt. In India, credit ratings have become increasingly important and are now mandatory for some corporate debt instruments. CRISIL is India's leading credit rating agency and analyzes factors like financial statements and economic conditions to provide ratings. Ratings establish a link between risk and return that helps investors evaluate investment options. While credit ratings provide useful information, agencies have also received criticism for inaccuracies and a lack of transparency in their rating methodologies.
The document provides an overview of credit ratings and the credit rating agencies in India. It discusses that credit rating agencies provide objective analyses and independent assessments of companies and countries to evaluate their creditworthiness for investors. The major credit rating agencies in India are CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and Fitch. CRISIL and ICRA are the largest and oldest credit rating agencies established in 1987 and 1991 respectively. The document also outlines the typical credit rating scales used by the agencies to communicate their credit risk assessments.
This document provides a comparison of debt and equity financing. It discusses the key differences, including that debt represents funds owed that must be repaid with interest, while equity represents ownership in the company. It outlines advantages and disadvantages of both debt, such as tax benefits but also repayment requirements, and equity, such as no repayment but giving up some control. The document also summarizes several key areas of financial management like determining financial needs, sources of funds, financial analysis, capital budgeting, working capital management, and profit planning and control.
The document discusses credit ratings, which evaluate the creditworthiness of debtors like businesses and governments. Credit rating agencies determine ratings based on qualitative and quantitative analysis of financial information. Ratings are used by bond investors to assess the likelihood of default, and are indicated by symbols rather than mathematical formulas. A poor credit rating suggests a high risk of default. The document also outlines the benefits of credit ratings for both investors and companies.
This document discusses credit ratings and the credit rating agencies in India. It provides background on what credit ratings are, who provides them, and who regulates the agencies. It then gives details on the major credit rating agencies in India, including CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, SMERA, and Brickwork Ratings. It explains their rating scales and methodology. The objectives and benefits of credit ratings for both investors and companies are also outlined.
Credit rating agencies evaluate and assign ratings to debtors' ability to repay debts. The presentation discusses several major credit rating agencies in India like CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and SMERA. It explains their history, objectives, rating processes, scales, and services provided to investors, companies and MSMEs. Credit ratings help investors make informed decisions, encourage financial discipline among companies, and facilitate foreign investment. However, ratings may also be subject to bias, improper disclosure or changes in the operating environment.
This document discusses credit ratings and their impact in the Indian market. It provides background on credit ratings, including that they evaluate an issuer's likelihood of default and are determined by credit rating agencies. It outlines the role and importance of credit ratings for investors and companies seeking financing. It also discusses the history and role of credit rating agencies in India, particularly CRISIL, the first agency established in 1988. The document aims to understand credit rating frameworks and compare bonds rated by CRISIL to analyze creditworthiness.
The document provides an overview of credit ratings in India. It defines credit ratings as an assessment of an issuer's ability to meet debt obligations. The key points covered include:
- The regulatory framework for credit rating agencies in India is established by SEBI.
- Credit ratings benefit both investors and companies. They provide investors with independent evaluations of credit risk and companies can access larger investor pools at lower borrowing costs.
- The major credit rating agencies operating in India are CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and FITCH Ratings India.
- The rating process involves a detailed analysis of companies' financials and business to determine their relative creditworthiness. Ratings are expressed using standardized symbols
Credit ratings are evaluations of an entity's ability to meet financial obligations. They are issued by credit rating agencies and estimate creditworthiness based on factors like financial history, assets, liabilities, management, and industry prospects. Credit ratings use letter symbols like AAA to D, with AAA being the highest rating and D the lowest. They provide guidance to investors and encourage disclosure. Major global credit rating agencies include Moody's, S&P, and Fitch while major Indian agencies are CRISIL, ICRA, and CARE. Credit ratings benefit both investors by informing decisions and companies by potentially lowering borrowing costs. However, ratings also have disadvantages like potential bias, misrepresentation, or not reflecting changing conditions.
The document discusses credit risk from the perspective of regulators. It covers capital adequacy requirements, large exposures, securitization, credit derivatives, and credit ratings. Regulators set capital requirements to different loan categories based on risk weightings. Basel II incorporates credit ratings to better reflect corporate risk in capital allocation compared to Basel I.
The document discusses the concept of structured finance, describing how structured finance uses special purpose vehicles to pool and securitize assets in order to access capital markets and transfer risk. It provides an overview of key elements of structured finance transactions including special purpose vehicles, securitization, and the roles of various participants. The goal is to illustrate how structured finance can be used to obtain financing and optimize values for companies through restructuring debts and investments.
1) The document discusses the history and purpose of credit rating agencies. It provides details on the first credit rating agency established in the US in 1841 and India's first agency in 1988.
2) Key credit rating agencies in India are discussed - CRISIL established in 1987, ICRA in 1991, CARE in 1993, and Duff & Phelps in 1932. Their roles and objectives are outlined.
3) Regulations for credit rating agencies are mentioned, including maintaining rating committee records and informing investors that ratings are not recommendations to buy or sell securities.
A credit rating evaluates the creditworthiness of a debtor, like a business or government, and their ability to repay debt. Credit ratings are determined by credit rating agencies who analyze both public and private information. The credit rating represents the agency's opinion on the risk of default. A poor credit rating indicates a higher risk of default based on the agency's analysis. Credit ratings help investors evaluate risk and make investment decisions.
Fiduciaries are increasingly turning to independent investment advisors for help meeting ERISA standards of prudence given their lack of training in investments. Independent advisors can provide investment expertise, research managers, develop investment policies, monitor investments, and educate plan participants. They work exclusively for clients and acknowledge their fiduciary status under ERISA as investment managers and co-fiduciaries.
This personality project document outlines an individual's height, skin tone, favorite TV shows from their youth, and lists categories for describing one's family, inherited features, outer appearance, social behavior, talents and skills, future plans, eating habits, fears and pet peeves, favorites, emotions and feelings, and life experiences. However, no details are provided within the categories.
This document provides guidelines for corporate grooming and appropriate attire for Indian business meetings. It recommends wearing light or neutral colored sarees or salwar kameez and avoiding heavily embroidered or dark colored clothes. For western attire, it suggests wearing pants, skirts, or blazers in shades of grey, brown, off-white, navy, forest green, burgundy or tan. Accessories should be kept simple and professional. Proper grooming including neat hair and minimal jewelry is also advised to maximize one's visual impact and make a good first impression.
Credit Rating: Impact & Assessment - Need, Function and Assesstment of Credit...Resurgent India
The document discusses the need, functions, and assessment of credit ratings. It outlines several key points:
1) Credit ratings are necessary to link risk and return for investors and provide benchmarks to measure risk. They help investors evaluate risk and issuers price debt instruments correctly.
2) Credit rating agencies provide unbiased opinions and quality, dependable information to investors at low cost. They gather data, analyze it, and summarize it simply.
3) When assessing credit ratings, agencies examine factors like an issuer's ability to pay debts, debt volume and composition, earnings capacity, collateral, management, and track record. Higher ratings indicate a lower probability of default.
Credit ratings are evaluations provided by credit rating agencies of a debtor's ability to pay back debt. They use alphanumeric symbols to indicate the likelihood of default, with higher ratings indicating lower risk. Ratings are determined based on the agency's analysis of financial information and risk factors rather than mathematical formulas. The main objectives of credit ratings are to provide investors information to evaluate risk-return tradeoffs and encourage greater transparency from companies. Popular credit rating agencies in India include CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and Fitch while the largest globally are Moody's, S&P, and Fitch. High ratings can benefit companies through lower borrowing costs and improved corporate image.
Credit ratings are assessments of creditworthiness or ability to repay loans, conducted by credit rating agencies. The top three agencies in the US are Moody's, Standard & Poor's, and Fitch Ratings, while in India they are CRISIL, CIBIL, and Fitch Ratings India. Credit ratings benefit investors by indicating risk, companies by lowering borrowing costs, and intermediaries by simplifying investment decisions. CRISIL analyzes factors like capital adequacy, asset quality, management capability, earnings, liquidity, and sensitivity to determine long-term credit ratings ranging from highest safety (AAA) to default (D).
This document provides an overview of Morgan Stearns Corporation, a structured finance development group. It was founded to take advantage of changes in emerging markets and provide strategic partnerships to explore business opportunities. Morgan Stearns aims to build solid foundations through securitization and accessing capital markets. It follows three strategic values and has a three-step interface approach to strategic planning, diversified marketing, and managing results for clients. Morgan Stearns specializes in structured finance, securitization, and accessing private capital markets. It works with strategic partners to offer diversified services in alternative investments.
The document discusses credit ratings and CRISIL's rating methodology. It provides 3 key points:
1) Credit ratings provide an independent assessment of a company's ability to meet its financial obligations and are used by investors to evaluate risk. Ratings benefit both issuers by improving marketability and investors by supplementing their analysis.
2) CRISIL's rating methodology involves analyzing industry risk, business risk factors like competitive position, and financial risk factors like profitability and cash flows. Management quality is also assessed.
3) The ratings process involves a rating agreement, meetings with management, a rating committee review, communication to the issuer, and public dissemination.
This document provides information about credit ratings. It defines credit ratings as assessments of creditworthiness that can be assigned to entities seeking to borrow money. Credit rating agencies assign ratings based on financial statements and past lending history. Ratings have inverse relationships with default risk and use scales like AAA to CCR D. High ratings benefit companies through improved images, wider borrowing audiences, and easier growth financing. The document also discusses ICRA and CRISIL as the major Indian credit rating agencies, including their history, leadership, and the types of ratings they provide.
Credit rating and its impact in the indianDaphnePierce
Credit ratings provide an evaluation of an issuer's ability and willingness to repay debt. In India, credit ratings have become increasingly important and are now mandatory for some corporate debt instruments. CRISIL is India's leading credit rating agency and analyzes factors like financial statements and economic conditions to provide ratings. Ratings establish a link between risk and return that helps investors evaluate investment options. While credit ratings provide useful information, agencies have also received criticism for inaccuracies and a lack of transparency in their rating methodologies.
The document provides an overview of credit ratings and the credit rating agencies in India. It discusses that credit rating agencies provide objective analyses and independent assessments of companies and countries to evaluate their creditworthiness for investors. The major credit rating agencies in India are CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and Fitch. CRISIL and ICRA are the largest and oldest credit rating agencies established in 1987 and 1991 respectively. The document also outlines the typical credit rating scales used by the agencies to communicate their credit risk assessments.
This document provides a comparison of debt and equity financing. It discusses the key differences, including that debt represents funds owed that must be repaid with interest, while equity represents ownership in the company. It outlines advantages and disadvantages of both debt, such as tax benefits but also repayment requirements, and equity, such as no repayment but giving up some control. The document also summarizes several key areas of financial management like determining financial needs, sources of funds, financial analysis, capital budgeting, working capital management, and profit planning and control.
The document discusses credit ratings, which evaluate the creditworthiness of debtors like businesses and governments. Credit rating agencies determine ratings based on qualitative and quantitative analysis of financial information. Ratings are used by bond investors to assess the likelihood of default, and are indicated by symbols rather than mathematical formulas. A poor credit rating suggests a high risk of default. The document also outlines the benefits of credit ratings for both investors and companies.
This document discusses credit ratings and the credit rating agencies in India. It provides background on what credit ratings are, who provides them, and who regulates the agencies. It then gives details on the major credit rating agencies in India, including CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, SMERA, and Brickwork Ratings. It explains their rating scales and methodology. The objectives and benefits of credit ratings for both investors and companies are also outlined.
Credit rating agencies evaluate and assign ratings to debtors' ability to repay debts. The presentation discusses several major credit rating agencies in India like CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and SMERA. It explains their history, objectives, rating processes, scales, and services provided to investors, companies and MSMEs. Credit ratings help investors make informed decisions, encourage financial discipline among companies, and facilitate foreign investment. However, ratings may also be subject to bias, improper disclosure or changes in the operating environment.
This document discusses credit ratings and their impact in the Indian market. It provides background on credit ratings, including that they evaluate an issuer's likelihood of default and are determined by credit rating agencies. It outlines the role and importance of credit ratings for investors and companies seeking financing. It also discusses the history and role of credit rating agencies in India, particularly CRISIL, the first agency established in 1988. The document aims to understand credit rating frameworks and compare bonds rated by CRISIL to analyze creditworthiness.
The document provides an overview of credit ratings in India. It defines credit ratings as an assessment of an issuer's ability to meet debt obligations. The key points covered include:
- The regulatory framework for credit rating agencies in India is established by SEBI.
- Credit ratings benefit both investors and companies. They provide investors with independent evaluations of credit risk and companies can access larger investor pools at lower borrowing costs.
- The major credit rating agencies operating in India are CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and FITCH Ratings India.
- The rating process involves a detailed analysis of companies' financials and business to determine their relative creditworthiness. Ratings are expressed using standardized symbols
Credit ratings are evaluations of an entity's ability to meet financial obligations. They are issued by credit rating agencies and estimate creditworthiness based on factors like financial history, assets, liabilities, management, and industry prospects. Credit ratings use letter symbols like AAA to D, with AAA being the highest rating and D the lowest. They provide guidance to investors and encourage disclosure. Major global credit rating agencies include Moody's, S&P, and Fitch while major Indian agencies are CRISIL, ICRA, and CARE. Credit ratings benefit both investors by informing decisions and companies by potentially lowering borrowing costs. However, ratings also have disadvantages like potential bias, misrepresentation, or not reflecting changing conditions.
The document discusses credit risk from the perspective of regulators. It covers capital adequacy requirements, large exposures, securitization, credit derivatives, and credit ratings. Regulators set capital requirements to different loan categories based on risk weightings. Basel II incorporates credit ratings to better reflect corporate risk in capital allocation compared to Basel I.
The document discusses the concept of structured finance, describing how structured finance uses special purpose vehicles to pool and securitize assets in order to access capital markets and transfer risk. It provides an overview of key elements of structured finance transactions including special purpose vehicles, securitization, and the roles of various participants. The goal is to illustrate how structured finance can be used to obtain financing and optimize values for companies through restructuring debts and investments.
1) The document discusses the history and purpose of credit rating agencies. It provides details on the first credit rating agency established in the US in 1841 and India's first agency in 1988.
2) Key credit rating agencies in India are discussed - CRISIL established in 1987, ICRA in 1991, CARE in 1993, and Duff & Phelps in 1932. Their roles and objectives are outlined.
3) Regulations for credit rating agencies are mentioned, including maintaining rating committee records and informing investors that ratings are not recommendations to buy or sell securities.
A credit rating evaluates the creditworthiness of a debtor, like a business or government, and their ability to repay debt. Credit ratings are determined by credit rating agencies who analyze both public and private information. The credit rating represents the agency's opinion on the risk of default. A poor credit rating indicates a higher risk of default based on the agency's analysis. Credit ratings help investors evaluate risk and make investment decisions.
Fiduciaries are increasingly turning to independent investment advisors for help meeting ERISA standards of prudence given their lack of training in investments. Independent advisors can provide investment expertise, research managers, develop investment policies, monitor investments, and educate plan participants. They work exclusively for clients and acknowledge their fiduciary status under ERISA as investment managers and co-fiduciaries.
This personality project document outlines an individual's height, skin tone, favorite TV shows from their youth, and lists categories for describing one's family, inherited features, outer appearance, social behavior, talents and skills, future plans, eating habits, fears and pet peeves, favorites, emotions and feelings, and life experiences. However, no details are provided within the categories.
This document provides guidelines for corporate grooming and appropriate attire for Indian business meetings. It recommends wearing light or neutral colored sarees or salwar kameez and avoiding heavily embroidered or dark colored clothes. For western attire, it suggests wearing pants, skirts, or blazers in shades of grey, brown, off-white, navy, forest green, burgundy or tan. Accessories should be kept simple and professional. Proper grooming including neat hair and minimal jewelry is also advised to maximize one's visual impact and make a good first impression.
This document provides grooming and appearance standards for both men and women. For men, it recommends keeping hair neatly trimmed and facial hair well-groomed. It suggests conservative clothing like pressed shirts and ties that fit properly. Accessories should be simple and understated. For women, it advises keeping hair and makeup natural and professional-looking. Jewelry should be minimal and clothing should fit well without being too revealing. Proper grooming and dress are emphasized as contributing to confidence and a polished appearance.
This document discusses the importance of appearance and nonverbal communication when making a first impression. It notes that first impressions are formed within 5 seconds and are based 55% on appearance and body language, 38% on how you talk, and 7% on what you say. Proper business attire and grooming for men and women is outlined, including recommendations to wear fitted, dark-colored suits and avoid trendy, revealing, or casual clothing. The document stresses arriving on time and turning off phones to make a positive first impression during a job interview.
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Patriot Financial Associates, LLC is an experienced collateral consulting firm that provides services to asset-based lenders and other financial institutions. They perform pre-loan surveys, financial analyses, rotational collateral monitoring, and other services requested by clients. Their objective is to provide cost-effective services to lenders by evaluating the integrity of their customers' collateral. They have decades of experience in the asset-based lending industry and aim to help lenders protect their assets and reduce loan loss exposure.
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Just Plans Etc is a fee-only wealth management firm founded in 1983 that provides financial planning and investment advisory services to over 100 clients. The firm specializes in tax-efficient investing and helping investors realize value from retirement plans and stock positions. Jim Ellman and Barry Mendelson have over 50 years of combined experience in growing, managing, and protecting clients' wealth. The firm utilizes Charles Schwab for custody of assets and provides access to investments 24/7.
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2. Wealth Management Solutions
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3. Wealth management.
It’s not simply about portfolio holdings and account balances.
It’s about your complete life.
You should have a wealth management partner who understands that.
Who cares about your personal goals for your family, your business,
your future. Who can give you comfort in making decisions that not only
support your financial objectives but that help ensure you have time
to do the things you enjoy with those you love.
Raymond James is that partner.
Through a Raymond James financial advisor, you have access to the
full resources of a multinational financial services firm. You and your
advisor have the support of a team of specialized professionals
who can provide targeted input regarding your wealth.
Most important, you can be confident that your advisor is
committed to fully understanding your needs and has the freedom
to make recommendations based solely on the most appropriate
solutions for your situation.
You deserve the confidence that comes from a strong relationship
with a financial advisor – especially one who is affiliated with
a firm that respects the client/advisor relationship.
You deserve the extensive wealth management services
available through your Raymond James financial advisor.
4. Manage
Successful management of wealth requires access
to extensive products and services. Raymond James
provides a full complement of traditional investment
disciplines as well as more sophisticated resources
to help you address the complexities of wealth. With
resources like these, your advisor can quickly create the
kind of custom solutions that meet your needs — and
then make sure your plans evolve as your life changes.
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Professional Asset Management Alternative Investments*
Using advanced asset allocation and manager Proper asset allocation for substantial portfolios may
selection through the extensive resources of the call for the use of investments that have historically
Raymond James Asset Management Group, we demonstrated lower correlation to traditional
apply an institutional approach to building client market indices. The Raymond James Alternative
portfolios. Our professionals focus on forward- Investments Group reviews and selects investments
looking research to identify and carefully select in this category – and conducts ongoing monitoring.
portfolio managers who consistently add value on a
Examples of strategies offered include:
risk-adjusted basis. A disciplined, four-step consulting
I Hedge funds I Private equity
process delivers institutional quality portfolios
I Managed futures I Real estate
crafted to meet your long-term financial goals.
I Structured products I Commodities
*Alternative investments involve specific risks that may be greater than those associated with traditional investments and may be offered only to clients who meet specific suitability requireme
declined. Performance includes a 1% trading commission on additions and deletions. Individual results will vary and an investor would incur commissions (and interest charges if transacted in a margin a
as an indicator of future performance. There is no assurance the Focus List will achieve the results expected or that the individual companies will achieve the growth projections mentioned. The market
insurance may be required. Raymond James & Associates, Inc. and Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. are affiliated with Raymond James Bank, FSB, member FDIC, a federally chartered savings
Raymond James Bank, FSB, are not guaranteed by Raymond James Bank, FSB and are subject to investment risks, including possible loss of the principal invested.
7. Corporate Services Credit, Lending and Cash Management
In addition to working with corporate executives A well-structured wealth management plan should
and business owners regarding their personal include discussions about both sides of your personal
portfolios, Raymond James provides support for a balance sheet, including your borrowing and
variety of business-related investment needs, from cash management needs. Raymond James offers
helping small business owners choose appropriate a variety of options to complement the extensive
employee retirement plans to assisting growth investment services we provide, including personal
companies in attracting capital. Your advisor has lines of credit, mortgages, and investment accounts
access to professionals who specialize in the unique with check writing, online bill pay and enhanced
needs of companies, including retirement plan reporting. In addition, we can assist in evaluating
professionals and an investment banking team that short-term interest bearing instruments such as
offers advisory services related to public offerings, municipal auction rate securities, brokered CDs,
mergers and acquisitions, and restructurings. money market funds, and cash sweep options.
Raymond James’ Equity Research Team ranked first for five- and seven-year
stock-picking performance as compared to 11 other investment firms,
according to a survey conducted by Zacks Investment Research.**
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in account) to transact these recommendations. A complete record of all Focus List recommendations since 1998 is available upon request. The results presented should not and cannot be viewed
ket value of securities fluctuates and investors may incur profits or losses. Products, terms and conditions subject to change. Subject to standard credit criteria. Property insurance required. Flood
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8. Protect
Whether you’re beginning to consider retirement
and want to ensure your assets will support your
lifestyle, are concerned about the effect of taxes
on your portfolio or need assurance that your
family could maintain their current standard of
living no matter the circumstances, your financial
advisor can help you consider how to protect your
wealth while adjusting your plan as life changes.
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Asset Allocation Concentrated Equity Positions
Because different asset classes rarely perform the For investors who hold all or most of their wealth in
same way at the same time, asset allocation and one highly appreciated security – perhaps because
diversification can significantly reduce portfolio of a control position in a public company or because
volatility. In fact, a majority of a portfolio’s risk they sold a family business to a public company
can be attributed to asset allocation, as shown in in exchange for stock of the larger firm – unique
the chart below. To determine an appropriate mix challenges arise. While a concentrated equity
of investments for your portfolio, your financial position is often the primary source of family wealth,
advisor will review your specific objectives, time there is also significant risk involved with having a
horizon, and risk tolerance. Only then can specific high percentage of holdings in a single stock. Your
investments be selected for implementation. advisor has access to specialists at Raymond James
who can help assess your position and provide
a variety of solutions that can hedge, monetize,
diversify, or transfer the position while managing
the tax implications.
Asset allocation decisions are among the most important factors
affecting total portfolio volatility.
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11. Insurance Tax Managed Investments
Armed with knowledge of your total financial Significant assets can mean extensive tax issues.
picture and an understanding of your needs and Incorporating tax-advantaged investments into
objectives, your financial advisor can work with your portfolio is one way to reduce your tax
the specialists in our wholly owned affiliate, obligation. Among other services, Raymond
Planning Corporation of America, to determine James offers a personalized portfolio review
the types and degree of insurance protection you and strategy implementation program called
require. Raymond James provides access to a PEARL created specifically for investors with
full range of products, from disability and long- significant municipal bond investments. Your
term care to term and permanent life insurance advisor can provide custom analysis of all your
policies for both personal and business needs. In holdings – no matter where they are held –
addition, you may be able to use insurance strategies along with evaluation of specific transactions
for potential tax and wealth transfer benefits. and detailed reports to help you create the
Of course, you should consult a tax advisor for most suitable portfolio for your needs.
further information regarding tax decisions.
12. Build
One of the most rewarding aspects of substantial
wealth is being able to share it with your family or
charitable organizations. Your financial advisor
can work with your tax professionals to assist
you in developing a plan to help you maintain the
lifestyle you deserve now without compromising
your commitment to your financial legacy.
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Estate Planning Trust Services
The goal of a well-executed estate plan is to Raymond James resources include trust
control personal assets while passing them to heirs professionals who are available to help you and
in the most efficient manner according to your your advisor develop individually tailored solutions
goals and objectives. Raymond James provides to fit your personal needs. Serving individual
a range of consulting services to help you and trusts as well as living, charitable remainder, life
your advisor develop an appropriate estate plan, insurance, specialty and IRA rollover trusts, the
including the use of specialty insurance products, Raymond James Trust Companies allow you to
complete trust services, strategies for minimizing take advantage of the expertise and objectivity
estate tax obligations and more. of a corporate trustee. All services are provided
in a team context that puts the full resources
of a variety of specialists to work for you.
15. Charitable Giving Education Funding
The challenge of giving charitably is to ensure your Sharing your wealth with future generations by
contributions benefit the organizations you choose helping to fund a child’s education is a worthy
as well as fulfill your overall wealth management goal. Your financial advisor can help you determine
plan. Your advisor can assist you in identifying the most appropriate way to save for education
appropriate assets for giving as well as ways to costs while also supporting your personal
make the most of the tax benefits of such gifts. goals. Raymond James provides a variety of
Among the solutions available to you through options, from custodian accounts for minors to
your advisor are charitable remainder trusts, 529 plans to more sophisticated trust solutions,
charitable lead trusts, charitable gift annuities, to help you make the most of your gifts.
pooled-income and donor-advised funds.
You don’t have to have the assets of Warren Buffet or Bill Gates to
create a meaningful plan for charitable giving. Raymond James can help
you to leverage similar strategies to make a real difference.
16. At Raymond James, our commitment is to do what’s in the best interest
of our clients. That begins with a strong advisor-client relationship.
We then support your relationship with a team of professionals who are
available to assist you and your advisor in identifying and implementing
the most appropriate solutions for your particular needs.
We’re dedicated to serving you effectively and efficiently by offering
the quality investment alternatives, professional support and
unsurpassed service you deserve.
For more information about the sophisticated wealth management solutions
available to you, please contact your Raymond James financial advisor.
17. Raymond James Financial is a diversified financial services holding company
whose subsidiaries engage primarily in investment and financial planning, including securities
and insurance brokerage, investment banking, asset management, banking and cash management,
and trust services. Through its four investment firms, Raymond James & Associates,
Raymond James Financial Services, Raymond James Ltd. and Raymond James Investment Services,
the firm has more than 4,700 financial advisors in 1,624 locations throughout the United States,
Canada and abroad, providing service to over one million individual and institutional accounts
with total assets of more than $182 billion. Established in 1962 and a public company since 1983,
Raymond James Financial is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and its shares are
owned by more than 13,000 individual and institutional investors.
Raymond James Financial’s assets under control have increased 127%
over the last five years – due in large part to increased participation in the
firm’s asset management programs.
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