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Create client investment reports covering portfolio returns, asset allocation, holdings, market commentary, and account activity. Prepare quarterly or annual reports with firm branding in PDF or Word, with an optional Excel data appendix.

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Generate professional client-facing performance reports with portfolio returns, allocation breakdowns, and market commentary. Suitable for quarterly or annual distribution. Triggers on "client report", "performance report", "quarterly report for [client]", "generate reports", or "client statement".

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Good for

  • Preparing quarterly investment reports for clients
  • Summarizing annual returns across household accounts
  • Explaining asset allocation and market developments
  • Adding financial goal progress and upcoming actions

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Client Report

Workflow

Step 1: Report Parameters

  • Client name and household
  • Reporting period: Quarter, YTD, annual, custom range
  • Accounts: All accounts or specific account
  • Benchmark: S&P 500, 60/40 blend, custom benchmark matching IPS
  • Firm branding: Logo, colors, disclaimers

Step 2: Performance Summary

Household Summary:

QTDYTD1-Year3-Year Ann.5-Year Ann.ITD Ann.
Portfolio
Benchmark
+/-

By Account:

AccountTypeValueQTDYTDBenchmark
Joint TaxableBrokerage
John IRATraditional
Jane RothRoth IRA
529 PlanEducation
Total

Step 3: Allocation Overview

Current allocation with visual (pie chart or bar chart):

Asset Class% of Portfolio$ ValueBenchmark %

Step 4: Holdings Detail

SecurityAsset ClassSharesPriceValue% of PortfolioQTD Return

Step 5: Market Commentary

Brief market summary tailored to the client's level of sophistication:

  • What happened in markets this quarter (2-3 sentences)
  • How it affected the portfolio
  • Outlook and positioning rationale (2-3 sentences)
  • No jargon for retail clients; can be more technical for sophisticated investors

Step 6: Activity Summary

  • Trades executed during the period
  • Contributions and withdrawals
  • Dividends and interest received
  • Fees charged
  • Rebalancing activity

Step 7: Planning Notes

  • Progress toward financial goals (retirement, education, etc.)
  • Any plan changes or recommendations
  • Upcoming action items
  • Next review date

Step 8: Output

  • PDF report (8-12 pages) with firm branding
  • Word document for customization
  • Excel data appendix (optional)

Report Structure:

  1. Cover page (client name, period, firm logo)
  2. Executive summary (1 page)
  3. Performance summary (1-2 pages)
  4. Allocation overview with charts (1 page)
  5. Holdings detail (1-2 pages)
  6. Market commentary (1 page)
  7. Activity summary (1 page)
  8. Planning notes (1 page)
  9. Disclosures and disclaimers (1 page)

Important Notes

  • Performance must be calculated net of fees unless client/compliance requires gross
  • Always include appropriate disclaimers and disclosures (past performance, risk factors)
  • Reports should be consistent across clients — use a standard template
  • Match the level of detail to the client — some want every holding, others want a one-page summary
  • Benchmark selection matters — use the benchmark from the IPS, not whatever looks best
  • Review for compliance approval before first distribution of a new template

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