Prima combines its professional research and due diligence capabilities with its multi-step evaluation processes in the construction of multi-manager portfolios and asset allocation models. These institutional-grade products seek to maximize global investment opportunities in a controlled portfolio risk framework.
Based on well-defined manager selection and asset allocation principles, Prima’s portfolio construction technique utilizes:
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A core-satellite approach that combines passive and active strategies to balance alpha-seeking activities and the need for low-cost market exposure
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Broadly diversified and lower correlated asset classes to minimize volatility
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Opportunistic investment managers to increase alpha generation potential
Prima believes these techniques, typically found only in institutional investment offerings, can benefit any investor. And Prima’s thoughtful capital market assumptions and asset allocation models address the needs of both taxable and tax-exempt investors. The resulting solutions enhance any investment program and extend a wealth manager’s reach and share of target markets.
Prima Capital Target Risk Portfolios
Prima Capital Target Risk Portfolios provide a comprehensive, professionally managed investment program for a broad range of investors. A series of six portfolios offered across the investment risk spectrum, ranging from the more conservative Fixed Income to the more aggressive Enhanced Growth, the Portfolios’ design includes:
- Open Architecture Platform
Prima considers the entire universe of available funds--not just a select number of fund families.
- Broad Asset Class Representation
Asset class inclusion extends beyond the basic retail mix of domestic, fixed income, and international securities. Prima considers non-traditional and lower correlation asset classes including commodities, emerging markets, and international fixed income investments.
- Strategic Asset Allocation
Asset allocation decisions are based on a set of five-year estimates that are re-evaluated every year.