TAMRIS is Independent, Impartial and Objective

Independence means freedom from control or influence and impartiality means showing lack of favouritism.

Independence and impartiality allows TAMRIS to be objective in its assessment of the quality of service the private investor receives.

But objective means much more than mere independence and impartiality.

All TAMRIS’s analysis and views are based on objective and measurable structures and relationships considered necessary for the management of assets and financial needs over time.

While much of investment appears to be subjective, the better managers and planners rely on extensive structures and disciplines to provide objectivity to the process. Indeed, without structure and discipline the portfolio management process is a subjective process incapable of managing return or risk. Companies that operate subjectively tend to have to react to events as opposed to being prepared for them.

TAMRIS’s objectivity is its assessment of the structures and frameworks within organisations that are critical to constructing, planning and managing portfolios and, of relating the financial needs and risk aversions of investors to the advisor’s portfolio structures and strategies.

Asset and wealth management requires discipline and structure.

Companies should be able to define the relationship between their disciplines and structures and the client’s attitudes to risks and needs over time. Without the ability to justify and define their disciplines, structures and recommendations, there can be no measurable objectivity.