Asset Management
Canj and Company provides asset management for individual clients and companies. We manage their funds and make well-timed investment decisions on behalf of our clients, to grow their finances and portfolio.
Working with a group of several investors, asset management firms are able to diversify their clients’ portfolios. This gives them access to higher value options with better capital appreciation prospects, as well as mitigating the associated risk.
These pooled funds can be channeled into property, shares, bonds or other assets depending on the financial objectives of their clients. For example, the stock market can deliver fast returns, whereas property is ideal for long-term asset management.
Listed below are the 7 Types of Asset Management we provide to our Clients
Asset management is a systematic process of developing, operating, maintaining, upgrading, and disposing of assets in the most cost-effective manner (including all costs, risks and performance attributes). While managing investments on behalf of Clients, the process essentially has a dual mandate - appreciation of a client's assets over time while mitigating risk. The role of an asset manager consists of determining what investments to make, or to avoid, that will ultimately grow a client's portfolio.
Financial Asset Management
The sector of the financial services industry that manages investment funds and client accounts. Although, there are many types of asset management, financial asset management is by far the largest. It is therefore common to refer to financial asset management simply as “asset management.”
Enterprise Asset Management
Enterprise asset management is the discipline of governing, controlling, operating, maintaining and decommissioning the physical assets of an organization. In most organizations enterprise asset management has a broad scope that includes the full life cycle of property plant and equipment. In recent years, some organizations have redefined the scope of Enterprise asset management to include intangible assets such as software and digital assets.
Infrastructure Asset Management
Infrastructure Asset Management is the discipline of sustaining public infrastructure assets such as, bridges, waterways, electric grids, ports mass transit systems, railways, roads, waste systems and water supplies. It tends to be focused on maintenance, rehabilitation and replacement of infrastructure with the goal of extending the service life and improving the quality of existing infrastructure.
Public Asset Management
Is the discipline of sustaining public infrastructure and facilities such as airports, bridges, waterways, electric grids, parks, ports mass transit systems, schools, public spaces, railways, roads, waste systems and water supplies. Its goal is to optimize the service life of public assets to improve community quality of life and economic efficiency.
IT Asset Management
IT Asset Management is the discipline of governing and controlling the purchase deployment, maintenance, utilization and disposal of an organization’s IT hardware and software assets.
Fixed Assets Management
Fixed Assets Management is the discipline of tracking fixed assets for the purposes of financial accounting, maintenance and loss prevention. It is usually considered an accounting function although it sometimes falls under the responsibilities of operations.
Digital Asset Management
Digital Asset Management is the discipline of managing the information collections that an organization owns, controls or has the right to use such as photos, videos, multimedia and documents.
