Options
- A
Lead with the underperforming funds and explain why they were chosen
- B
Acknowledge the benchmark gap immediately and ask the client how they feel about it
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Open with the client's discipline, show the trajectory of where things are headed, and then name the one change that would shift the outcome
Correct answer
- D
Show a comparison of the client's portfolio against three other clients with similar profiles
Why this is the answer
This sequence applies the SIGN structure: establish the situation (the client's consistent behaviour), show the gap (where the trajectory leads), deliver the insight (what one change would do), and end with the next step. It keeps the client as the hero and the wealth manager as the guide — not the judge.
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