
Not all client segments are created equal—each requiring a unique set of solutions. BlackRock's Whole Portfolio Solutions empowers you to meet the needs of every wealth segment within your practice in a single process, allowing you to incorporate different strategies as your client's needs become more complex.
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Direct indexing SMAs and long/short strategies
SMAs with option overlays and bond ladders
Private credit and infrastructure investments
You can provide diversified risk and return potential with a mix of mutual funds, index ETFs and active ETFs. As a client's wealth grows, adding SMAs and private market assets can help you customize investments, minimize taxes and seek new sources of enhanced returns.
BlackRock’s separately managed accounts platform enables you to better meet the complex needs of your clients across equities, fixed income and option overlays.
Source: Cerulli, “U.S. High-Net-Worth and Ultra-High-Net-Worth Markets,” 2024.
Generate tax alpha with tax loss harvesting
Manage risk of low basis positions
Align investments with your values and preferences
U.S. Census Bureau - Center for Economic Studies - Business Dynamics Statistics (2022) and World Federation of Exchanges database; for more information on the World Federation, please refer to the Important Notes. Both sources, represents the latest data as of 2022 as derived on 2 April 2025. The graph denotes the growth or decline for both US public and private companies from 1988 until 2022. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance.
Opportunity is shifting to private markets and access is easier than ever. BlackRock combines deep expertise with product innovation to provide private markets solutions that help you build resilient portfolios and achieve investment objectives for your clients.
Effectively serving wealthy clients starts with the 3 key elements of the practice playbook:
Cerulli, “U.S. High-Net-Worth and Ultra-High-Net-Worth Markets,” 2024.
In 2025, global stocks delivered strong returns despite periodic pullbacks, underscoring the value of staying invested in a diversified portfolio. Bonds once again acted as stabilizers, with Fed rate cuts boosting fixed income performance relative to cash. Looking ahead to 2026, many investors remain constructive on equities, while seeking balance through bonds, alternatives, and option-based strategies.