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Why QuietGrowth has adopted the MDA structure and not the SMA structure?

Separately Managed Accounts (SMA) and Managed Discretionary Accounts (MDA) are the two major types of managed accounts. Between the two, the MDA structure enables QuietGrowth to provide you with better service.

The main advantage of MDA over SMA is that MDA offers greater customisation or flexibility. This advantage is the primary reason why QuietGrowth has adopted the MDA structure for its personalised investment management service.

Refer to our MDA Structure page for more information.

Also read the answers to the related questions:

• What are the advantages of Managed Discretionary Account (MDA) structure through which you offer your service?
• Is my QuietGrowth account a managed account or a managed fund?
• Are the QuietGrowth portfolios available anywhere else such as WRAP or SMA platforms?

Additionally, you can consider to read the following knowledge resources:

• An introduction to discretionary investment management
• Financial advisers and discretionary investment management