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AllocationMaster. Turn your investment recommendations into positive
actions. Transform client contacts into long-term relationships. Separate your
value-added services from those of your competitors.
AllocationMaster asset allocation software will set you apart. It provides all of
the capabilities you need to handle the client's most basic needs and, at the
same time, deal with the most complex high net worth portfolios.
In 1992, we developed AllocationMaster with a single goal: To
help investment advisors provide the best guidance to their clients. Asset
allocation is regarded as the single most important investment decision most
clients will ever face. The outcome of this decision will impact their future
financial security.
To make better decisions requires powerful analytical tools, in a highly usable
format. AllocationMaster is the result of a series of technological innovations.
In 1991, it was the first Microsoft® Windows-based asset allocation
software for PC's. For the past fifteen years, many other valuable capabilities
have been introduced in our innovative program of scheduled quarterly
releases. Today, AllocationMaster helps more than 20,000 investment advisors
at hundreds of major financial services companies determine the portfolio
design for millions of clients.
Leading the way. AllocationMaster was first program to fully-integrate tax
analysis into the portfolio optimization algorithm. It was the first to combine
asset allocation and financial forecasting in one easy-to-use program. It
introduced Product Implementation within asset allocation software. And,
recently, the innovative AssetFinder Asset Classification Software was
added to AllocationMaster.
AllocationMaster was originally based on portfolio analysis concepts used by
large endowment and pension funds. The ideas encompassed by Modern
Portfolio Theory (MPT) were adapted to the needs of the investment advisors
and the retail investor. We provide advanced technology that is constantly
changing to meet the ever-evolving needs of investment advisors.
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