Overview

We complement our diversified, asset allocated, discretionary strategies with a curated network of separately managed accounts (SMAs) and institutional platforms (e.g. direct indexing / tax-loss harvesting SMA’s)

These partnerships allow us to expand the opportunity set available to clients—bringing specialized expertise across asset classes, investment styles, and market environments—while maintaining a disciplined, centralized portfolio construction process.

ClearTrack Portfolio Construction Framework

Client portfolios are built through a structured, layered approach:

Institutional-Quality Investment Access

Through Raymond James, we provide access to strategies that may not be available through traditional investment vehicles.

  • Broad access across equity, fixed income, and alternative strategies
  • Exposure to differentiated investment approaches
  • Institutional-level research and portfolio management

Many of these strategies are implemented through separately managed accounts (SMAs), allowing for a more direct and tailored investment experience.

Customization & Flexibility

SMAs can allow portfolios to be managed at the individual account level rather than pooled with other investors potentially providing these benefits:

  • Direct ownership of underlying securities
  • Greater flexibility in portfolio construction
  • Ability to incorporate tax-aware and tax-efficient strategies
  • Enhanced transparency into holdings and activity
  • Cost advantage as compared to mutual funds and exchange traded funds

This structure allows us to integrate strategies while maintaining alignment with your overall financial plan.

Our Role: Selection, Integration & Oversight

We do not outsource the investment decision—we enhance it.

Our role is to evaluate where strategies may add value and integrate it within your broader financial plan.

  • Ongoing research and due diligence on strategies
  • Regular engagement
  • Continuous performance and risk evaluation
  • Alignment with client objectives and portfolio structure