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Client #0368

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INV_0368Ahmedabad, Gujarat • Age 52 Conservative profile • MID_HIGH value segment • T1

Effective due: AI · 19 May · in 4d · 0 broker notes on file

Exit Risk This Cycle

22.4%

51.4 L AUM under watch

Total AUM

₹51,43,304

Priority

HOT | 83

Mission

Save now

Trail At Risk

₹41,146/yr

Exit Risk

22%

Net Flow (90D)

+₹93,000

Attention Type

Rebalance

Mission

Save now

Retention stress with a clear same-week broker move.

Data quality

Usable data

Core signals are available with one or two optional groups missing.

Why this priority

narrative reset is needed

Missing: advisor_interactions

Observed pattern

life event

Expectation note

Retirement corpus of ₹1.6 Cr over 6 years; expectation anchored near 10.4%.

Portfolio fit note

Scheme switch candidate

Recommended Action

RebalanceRealign the portfolioDue AI · 19 May · in 4d

narrative reset is needed. Review the underperforming holding's category options at the next call — broker decides on the specific replacement and on tax/load timing.

System Rank

55

Relationship intelligence

Book-aware client dossier

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Your notes & decision

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Notes & history

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Outcome

Open

Who's leading

AI is leading. The team will act on the AI suggestion until you change it above.

Personal Context

What we know about this client

From CRM · broker maintained

Profession

Business · Self-Employed

Income

Variable · ₹30,000/mo

Family

Married with kids · 2 dep.

Relationship

2y known · via Existing Client

Prefers

Email

Last Spoke

171d ago · Quarterly Review

Goals

Retirement corpus, generate passive income post-retirement

Broker Notes

Recent SIP bounces; may be facing cash-flow stress.

Upcoming Life Event

Composite life-event score of 50/100 is high enough to warrant a proactive planning conversation before allocation drifts further.

Raw Supporting Signals

Keep this collapsed unless you want to inspect the raw inputs behind today's recommendation.

88 signals

Purchase Behavior

Signals showing how actively this investor is still adding fresh money.

5 signals

Days Since Last Purchase

0 days

Longer gaps can signal fading interest or delayed follow-through.

Purchases In 90 Days

10

Recent contribution count helps separate active clients from drifting ones.

Amount Invested In 90 Days

₹93,000

Shows whether rupee commitment is staying healthy or dropping away.

Average Purchase Size

₹40,643

Typical ticket size helps identify smaller follow-on behavior or confidence.

Purchase Interval Trend

0.01

Positive slope means the gaps between purchases are widening.

Redemption Behavior

Withdrawal intensity is often the clearest early warning of churn.

5 signals

Days Since Last Redemption

147 days

A very recent exit often means the investor is testing the door.

Redemptions In 90 Days

0

Multiple recent exits point to escalating withdrawal behavior.

Redemption To Purchase Ratio

0.18x

Above 1.0 means money is leaving faster than it is coming in.

Partial Redemptions

12

Serial withdrawals

Serial partial withdrawals often precede a larger full exit.

Net Flow In 90 Days

+₹93,000

Positive means fresh money; negative means net money is moving out.

Portfolio Analysis

AUM quality, concentration, returns, and drawdowns explain emotional pressure.

8 signals

Total AUM

51.4 L

The current market value of the relationship the distributor is protecting.

Schemes Held

6

Lower diversification can turn one weak scheme into a relationship problem.

Equity Allocation

33.2%

Higher equity increases sensitivity to corrections and investor fear.

Portfolio Concentration

0.20

Higher HHI means the portfolio is concentrated in fewer schemes.

Unrealized Gains

18.4%

Large embedded gains make profit booking much more tempting.

Portfolio Return (3M)

+1.4%

Short-term pain often triggers calls, anxiety, or withdrawals.

Max Drawdown (90D)

17.1%

High drawdown

Captures the deepest recent pain this investor felt in their portfolio.

Portfolio Vs FD Rate

-1.3 pts

Trailing FD

Negative gap fuels the “I should just move to FD” narrative.

SIP Health

SIP signals reveal habit strength, payment stress, and quiet disengagement.

6 signals

Active SIPs

3

More active SIPs usually mean deeper recurring commitment.

Average SIP Tenure

69.7 months

Longer tenure usually reflects a more stable investment habit.

SIP Bounces (6M)

2

Payment stress

Failed collections point to financial stress or mandate issues.

Stopped SIPs

0

Among the strongest predictors of an exit in the current book.

SIP Expiry Within 90 Days

Not triggered

Upcoming mandate expiry is an operational risk if nobody follows up.

Monthly SIP Amount

₹39,000

Recurring rupee flow shows the size of the investor’s ongoing habit.

Rate Of Change

These signals show whether the relationship is improving or deteriorating right now.

5 signals

AUM Change (30D)

+0.3%

Recent AUM shrinkage is one of the fastest indicators of stress.

Purchase Velocity Change

0.83x

Buying slowing

Below 1.0 means buying pace is slower than the prior period.

Redemption Velocity Change

0.00x

Above 1.0 means withdrawals are accelerating versus the prior period.

Net Flow Acceleration

+₹1,80,000

Tracks whether the outflow trajectory is worsening versus the previous quarter.

Months Since Last Activity

0.0 months

Long silence can mean dormant loyalty, or a client quietly drifting away.

Demographic Context

Profile attributes that shape risk appetite, maturity, and relationship depth.

4 signals

Investor Age

52 years

Different ages usually map to different redemption motivations.

City Tier

Tier 1

Tier context helps frame market comfort and service expectations.

KYC Vintage

3.3 years

Longer tenure suggests a deeper relationship with the system.

Risk Profile

Conservative (1)

The investor’s stated comfort level with market volatility.

Life-Stage Intelligence

Upcoming family, education, and retirement events often explain redemptions better than markets alone.

12 signals

Life Stage

Pre Retirement (4)

Encoded stage in the investor’s life journey for goal-driven analysis.

Has Nominee

Triggered

Nominee presence often signals family obligations and planning behavior.

Nominee Age

23 years

Useful for spotting education and marriage-related cash needs.

Years To College

Not applicable

Closer college years increase the chance of education-led redemption.

Years To Marriage

2 years

Marriage funding imminent

Closer marriage years can create large predictable liquidity events.

Years To Retirement

8 years

Approaching retirement often changes allocation and liquidity choices.

Life Event Imminence

50/100

Event on horizon

Composite 0-100 score for near-term family or retirement events.

Estimated Monthly Income

₹30,000

A proxy for financial capacity based on the investor’s contribution pattern.

Income To AUM Ratio

0.07x

AUM may be core savings

Lower ratios suggest AUM may represent emotionally significant savings.

SIP As % Of Income

130.0%

SIP burden high

Higher burden increases the chance of bounce or voluntary pause.

Dependents

2

Family obligations

More dependents create more competing claims on household liquidity.

Dependency Burden

6.67

High household pressure

Dependents scaled against estimated income to reflect pressure more accurately.

Goal Target & Glidepath

These features track the original target the client is anchored to, the path they expected, and whether risk can be calmly reduced now.

22 signals

Goal Mode

Retirement Corpus

The primary outcome this client believes the portfolio should deliver.

Expectation Style

Outcome Led

Whether the client thinks in return terms, outcome terms, or safety terms.

Original Return Target

10.4%

The CAGR or annual expectation the client is anchored to from past discussions.

Calmer Reference Rate

8.8%

The reference return rate often used after shifting to a calmer allocation.

Goal Horizon

6 years

Total years over which the client expects the plan to play out.

Years Elapsed

2 years

How long the client believes this plan has already been running.

Years Remaining

4 years

Window shrinking

Less time remaining means less room to recover from narrative misses.

Starting Goal Corpus

87.5 L

The notional corpus size when the plan started, used for glidepath tracking.

Target Goal Corpus

1.58 Cr

The corpus the client expects this portfolio to reach by the end date.

Expected Corpus Today

1.07 Cr

Where the client expected the portfolio to be by now if the original target was on track.

Goal Progress Gap

-₹55,21,336

Materially behind plan

Positive means ahead of the planned path; negative means behind it.

Glidepath Gap

-51.8%

Far behind path

Percentage lead or lag versus the path the client thought they were on.

Goal Funded Ratio

32.5%

Current corpus as a percentage of the final target corpus.

Actual XIRR

9.5%

Money-weighted return the client has effectively experienced so far.

XIRR Vs Stated Target

-0.9%

Below target

Negative means the client is earning less than the original target framing they remember.

Required CAGR From Here

30.0%

Needs unrealistic finish

What annual return is needed from today to still reach the end target.

De-Risk Headroom

-21.2%

Cannot de-risk yet

Positive means there is room to lower risk and still likely meet the goal.

De-Risk Window Open

Not triggered

Triggered when the goal still looks reachable even with a calmer portfolio mix.

Goal Clarity

97/100

Higher means the client and broker have a clearer shared picture of the end goal.

Expectation Flexibility

62/100

Lower means the client is more likely to hold the broker to an exact original return target.

Expectation Breach Score

87/100

Stated-target gap widening

Composite score for how badly the current experience is diverging from the client's mental target.

Narrative Reset Needed

Triggered

Reset expectations

Triggered when the right move is to reset the story, not simply chase more return.

Risk Mismatch

These features call out structural mismatches between the investor and their portfolio.

1 signals

Risk Allocation Mismatch

Not triggered

Triggered when the investor’s portfolio does not fit their stated profile.

Brokerage At Risk

These features translate portfolio risk into the distributor’s own economics.

2 signals

Annual Trail At Risk

₹41,146

Estimated yearly trail income that disappears if this client leaves.

Monthly Trail At Risk

₹3,429

Monthly view of the same trail exposure for day-to-day prioritisation.

Market Context

Macro backdrop signals that affect investor sentiment regardless of personal behavior.

5 signals

NIFTY Return (30D)

-3.2%

Soft market

Short-term market trend that can trigger fear-driven behavior.

NIFTY Return (90D)

+2.5%

Quarterly market trend shaping overall investor mood.

India VIX

16.5

Higher volatility usually means higher inbound panic and redemption risk.

Current FD Rate

7.25%

When FD rates rise, safe alternatives become more persuasive.

Portfolio Vs FD Gap

-1.5%

Trailing FD

Shows whether this investor is outperforming or lagging a plain FD.

Temporal Context

Time-of-year effects matter in mutual fund behavior, especially near year-end.

3 signals

Days To March 31

182 days

Closer to year-end increases tax and review-driven activity.

Tax Season Flag

Not triggered

Active during Feb-Mar when LTCG harvesting and ELSS behavior rise.

FY-End Quarter Flag

Not triggered

Signals the broader Jan-Mar context beyond just tax harvesting.

Interaction Signals

Compound signals are often the most human-readable explanation for why a client is risky.

10 signals

High AUM + Low Activity

Not triggered

Large account sitting quiet for too long can become a silent drift risk.

Negative Return + Redemption

Not triggered

Classic panic-selling behavior during a weak quarter.

New Investor + Drawdown

Not triggered

First losses often shake conviction in newer investors very quickly.

Bounce + Redemption

Triggered

Stress + withdrawal

Payment stress and active withdrawal happening together is a major warning sign.

Declining SIP + Outflow

Not triggered

Stopping contributions while pulling money out is a classic exit pattern.

Life Event + Gains

Not triggered

A near-term need plus visible gains makes redemption feel easy and justified.

Conservative In Volatile Market

Triggered

Comfort mismatch

Conservative investors are more likely to panic when volatility stays high.

High SIP Burden

Triggered

Budget strain

Triggered when SIP commitments are too large relative to estimated income.

Child College Soon

Not triggered

A strong indicator for planned education-related liquidity needs.

Retirement Imminent

Not triggered

Within three years of retirement, allocation changes tend to speed up.