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Building wealth over time
When you’re ready to invest, your RBC Wealth Management financial advisor will help construct a portfolio based on your specific goals and circumstances. Your advisor will help you:
You’ll select from a broad range of investment vehicles, including equities, exchange traded funds, fixed income securities, mutual funds, private managed accounts, as well as retirement and education savings accounts. Your financial advisor will provide recommendations and valuable insights that reflect forward-thinking market research and analysis prepared by experienced investment professionals.
At RBC Wealth Management, our experienced analysts conduct extensive and ongoing research to identify attractive investment opportunities and provide objective advice that helps to manage your portfolio through the inevitable ups and downs of financial markets.
RBC’s Global Portfolio Advisory Committee (GPAC) meets regularly to discuss key economic and market events and other factors affecting global financial markets and your portfolio. The committee is comprised of senior investment leaders based in different geographies around the world and seeks to leverage the vast resources and insights of RBC’s broader organization. GPAC produces timely and relevant thought leadership to help keep you and your financial advisor informed. In addition, our analysts regularly publish timely research reports and provide objective guidance on the broad range of investments available to you.
Important disclosure information about Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and RBC Capital Markets, LLC
Investment and insurance products offered through RBC Wealth Management are not insured by the FDIC or any other federal government agency, are not deposits or other obligations of, or guaranteed by, a bank or any bank affiliate, and are subject to investment risks, including possible loss of the principal amount invested.
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