ASSET MANAGEMENT
It can be defined as the management of the investments of a client by a financial services institution like an investment bank. The company will make investments in behalf of its clients and in return, will give them unmatched access to a variety of alternative and traditional products that are not available to other average investors.
It can also mean an account under a financial institution that includes brokerage services, margin loans, debit cards, credit cards, and checking services.
It is also called as central asset account or asset management account.
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