For Individuals

Professional portfolio audit (from $500)

Independent assessment of the structure, risks, and rules for managing investment capital

Check if your current $300K–$5M+ portfolio is truly working as a system.

Your portfolio is already large enough that a single mistake can be costly. However, often even a large portfolio remains a collection of individual assets rather than a coherent investment system.


Portfolio Audit helps you see what's really happening with your capital: where are the hidden risks, whether there are excessive concentrations, whether the portfolio is aligned with your goals, horizon, and risk profile, and what needs to be changed first!


Your assets remain in your accounts. We do not manage funds or sell financial products. Our role is to provide you with an independent professional assessment and a clear action plan.


Portfolio Audit starts at $500.


Apply for a Portfolio Audit (for investors with a portfolio of $300K–$5M+. The number of audits per month is limited due to the individual approach).



Perhaps you recognize yourself?

This service is designed for investors, entrepreneurs, and wealth owners who are already investing but want to understand whether their portfolio is truly professionally structured!


Portfolio Audit may be right for you if:

  • you have an investment portfolio from $300K to $5M+;
  • you invest through a bank, broker, or an international investment platform (e.g., Interactive Brokers);
  • your portfolio contains stocks, ETFs, bonds, cash, or other financial assets;
  • some of your capital is invested abroad;
  • your portfolio was built gradually, without a coherent strategy;
  • you are unsure whether your portfolio contains duplicate funds, hidden concentrations, or excessive fees;
  • you want an independent second opinion, not just another financial product;
  • you need a clear plan: what to change, what to keep, what to check, and the sequence of actions to take. 

Our client's main request: I already have capital and a portfolio, but I want to be sure that everything is structured correctly.



Many investors have assets but lack a system

A portfolio is often built over years: some assets are offered by a bank, some are purchased independently, and others are acquired following news, advice, or market growth. At first glance, such a portfolio may appear diversified. However, it may contain risks that are not apparent without professional analysis.


Potential problems in an investor's portfolio:

  • excessive exposure to one sector, country, or investment theme (AI, Crypto);
  • duplication of similar markets or themes through different ETFs;
  • excessive exposure to US stocks or a few volatile funds, or technology sector assets;
  • weak or ineffective bond exposure;
  • currency structure that does not support future expenses;
  • excessive fees (especially in funds, REITs, and ETFs);
  • lack of rules for dealing with market declines;
  • lack of an Investment Policy Statement;
  • lack of a 3-12 month roadmap;
  • decisions made emotionally, rather than systematically. 

The main risk of a large portfolio isn't temporary volatility. The main risk is not knowing that risk is already hidden in your portfolio.

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What do you get after the audit?

What do you get after the audit?

Following the Portfolio Audit, you receive an online session with a portfolio review and a structured PDF package that you can use as a personalized portfolio framework. The PDF package includes: Investment Strategy, Investment Policy Statement, Checklist, and Roadmap.

PDF package of 4 documents

PDF package of 4 documents

Investment Strategy – provides a strategic overview: what you're building, for what purposes, and with what logic. Investment Policy Statement – ​​outlines portfolio rules: limits, corridors, restrictions, and discipline. Checklist – provides a specific action list. Roadmap – shows you a prioritized sequence of changes over time.

What does a personalized Portfolio Audit really do?

It's more than just a portfolio analysis. It's about regaining control over your investment capital. After the audit, you'll receive answers to four key questions.

1. What's in my portfolio? We analyze the structure of assets, currencies, sectors, regions, instruments, and key risk sources.

2. Where are the hidden weaknesses? We identify concentrations, duplication, unnecessary fees, and misalignment between your portfolio and your goals.

3. What rules should govern your portfolio? We develop a framework for limits, corridors, risk profiles, rebalancing, and regular reviews.

4. What to do next? You receive a checklist and roadmap with prioritized actions for 3-12 months.

The result of an audit isn't more information. It's more clarity, control, and order in your portfolio!

What we check: 7 areas of professional diagnostics!

1. Asset structure: We check how the portfolio is distributed among stocks, bonds, cash, and other assets.

2. Concentrations: We assess whether there is over-reliance on one company, sector, country, currency, or investment theme.

3. Portfolio diversification: We check whether the portfolio is truly diversified or whether it appears so due to a large number of instruments.

4. Currency structure: We analyze whether the currency allocation is consistent with your goals, future expenses, jurisdiction, and personal financial plan.

5. Regions and sectors: We assess exposure to the US, Europe, individual sectors, technology, financials, consumer markets, and other areas.

6. Fees and duplication: We identify unnecessary expenses, duplication of funds, ineffective or overly expensive instruments.

7. Alignment with your goals and risk profile: We check whether the portfolio is consistent with your horizon, liquidity needs, risk tolerance, and financial goals.

Why is an independent second opinion valuable?

A bank or broker can be a useful partner. But they often operate within the confines of their own product line, internal models, and commercial interests. Portfolio Audit gives you an independent view of your portfolio without being tied to the sale of a specific fund, brokerage product, or banking solution.

We don't sell financial instruments. We don't manage assets. We don't promise guaranteed returns. Our role is to evaluate the structure, risks, and logic of your portfolio and help you make more informed and balanced decisions!

This is a truly independent second opinion that you can use independently, in consultation with your bank, broker, family, or another advisor.

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to transfer my assets to you?

No. Your assets remain in your bank, brokerage, or investment platform accounts. We analyze your portfolio and strategy, but do not manage your funds.

Do you sell financial products (stocks, funds, ETFs)?

No. Portfolio Audit is not tied to the sale of specific funds, brokerage products, or banking solutions.

Does Portfolio Audit constitute investment advice?

Portfolio Audit is informational, analytical, and advisory in nature. Final investment decisions are made independently or in consultation with their licensed financial, legal, or tax advisors.

How long does a portfolio audit last?

The portfolio audit process includes data preparation, analysis, an online session, and the preparation of a PDF package. The exact time frame depends on the complexity of the portfolio and the completeness of the information provided.

Can I order an audit if my portfolio is less than $300K?

The service primarily focuses on portfolios over $300K. For smaller portfolios, the format can be adapted, but priority is given to clients for whom a full audit creates the greatest economic value.

Do you analyze portfolios across multiple brokers and banks?

Yes. Holding assets across multiple banks, brokers, or platforms is a typical situation where an audit is particularly useful.

Will I receive a specific action plan?

Yes. You receive a checklist and roadmap: a list of priority actions and a timeline of changes.

Can I use the audit results with my current bank or broker?

Yes. The PDF package can be used as an independent second opinion for discussion with your bank, broker, family, or another advisor.

What should I do if my portfolio is already quite large?

If your investment portfolio is $300K–$5M+ and you'd like an independent, professional assessment of its structure, risks, and future actions, apply for a Portfolio Audit. We'll conduct a brief initial review, confirm the suitability of the audit format for your situation, and suggest the next step.

Our Experts

Zair Iusupov is an investment architect, a specialist in building portfolio solutions for private investors, business owners, HNWI and UHNWI clients. He has expertise in the field of financial engineering, portfolio investment risk management, strategic asset allocation and development of individual investment solutions.


He specializes in developing portfolio strategies for investors with capital of $300K–$5M+, combining in-depth macroeconomic analysis, fundamental assessment of US and European companies, Strategic Asset Allocation, Investment Policy Statement, a quantitative approach to risk assessment and long-term investment discipline.

Zair Iusupov

Founder and Chief Investment Officer

Wealth Management and Private Advisory (US, EU)

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What happens after a Portfolio Audit - Stock Portfolio Audit Kyiv, Ukraine

What happens after a Portfolio Audit?

After the audit, you have three options. 1. Self-guided implementation: Use the PDF package as a guide to gradually organize your portfolio. 2. Second opinion for a bank or broker: You can use the documents as an independent reference point when discussing with your current bank, broker, or financial advisor. 3. Transition to Private Portfolio Office: If you need more in-depth work, you can transition to individual portfolio support: target structure development, regular portfolio reviews, analytical support, and risk management. A Portfolio Audit is the first diagnostic stage. A comprehensive capital management system is built through long-term work.

Why isn't a portfolio audit suitable for all investors?

Who is this service not suitable for?

Portfolio Audit is not suitable if you: are looking for short-term trading signals; expect a guaranteed return; want the "best stock tomorrow"; are not prepared to share your portfolio structure for analysis; don't plan to systematically manage your capital; are looking for high-risk speculative decisions; want one-time advice without further action planning. We work with investors who value structure, discipline, risk management, and long-term capital management.

Who conducts the portfolio audit? Investment Advisor, Investment Specialist, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Who conducts the portfolio audit?

IQ Smart Capital expert – investment architect and specialist in building portfolio solutions for private investors. Specialization: macroeconomic analysis; fundamental company analysis; Strategic Asset Allocation; Investment Policy Statement; risk-managed portfolios; long-term investment discipline; portfolio solutions for investors with capital of $300K-$5M+. The approach is based on independent portfolio assessment, transparent decision logic, and a professionally structured document structure.