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Risk Profiling
Portfolio Designer

Step 1 : Introduction and Risk Profiling

Our Risk Profiling exercise is based on 2 principles. One is your ability to take risks. The other is your risk appetite.

Your ability to take risk is dependent on your age, and your investment horizon. The older you are, and the less time you have in your investment horizon, the less risk you are able to take, and vice versa.

Your risk appetite is dependent on your investment experience, and your attitude towards risk and returns. Generally, the more experience you have in investments, the more risk you are able to stomach. If you are new to investments, you should probably start with a lower risk portfolio. However, if you are aiming for higher returns, and you do not mind taking on a little more risk, your appetite for risk can be said to be high.

Ability to take risks

1) How old are you?
2) What is your marital status?
3) How much of your current salary do you save?
4) Do you think you will save more as a percentage of your salary in the future?
5) Your permanent residence is …
6) Do you plan to spend on luxury items (like luxury cars, foreign holidays, etc) in the near future?
7) What would you do to your investment portfolio during an emergency?
8) To what extent does a stock market crash resulting in a large drop in your funds affect you?
9) I would start to worry about my investments if my portfolio value falls
10) After losing the percentage stated in (9), what is the action that you would take?
11) What is your investment time horizon? For example, how long are you willing to hold on to the portfolio before you liquidate?
12) What is your prefered asset allocation for a portfolio?
13) How much do you know about investments?
14) Does the economic downturn make you nervous about being able to maintain your current lifestyle?