Baird Recommended Managers Program Sample Clauses

Baird Recommended Managers Program. If Client participates in the Baird Recommended Managers Program, Client provides Baird and Client’s Financial Advisor with discretionary authority to appoint investment managers to manage Client’s Account and to terminate or replace investment managers for Client’s Account. Client also authorizes such investment managers to manage such Account with full discretionary authority. Client understands that the Baird Recommended Managers Program is designed for a client who wishes to have the client’s account managed by investment managers that are monitored by Baird on an ongoing basis. Under the Baird Recommended Managers Program, Baird determines the investment managers (“Recommended Managers”) and their strategies (“BRM Strategies”) eligible to participate in the Program through an initial and ongoing evaluation process further described in the Baird Brochure. Recommended Managers have varying investment objectives, styles and strategies, and they may invest Client’s Account in various types of securities, which will be chosen by the Recommended Manager and which may include mutual funds, ETFs or other investment products affiliated with the manager or Baird. Client understands that Client is urged to review the Recommended Manager’s Form ADV Part 2A Brochure, which should contain additional important information about the Recommended Manager, including information about the Recommended Manager’s strategies, the types of investments the Recommended Manager may use for Client’s Account, and the risks associated with investing in a BRM Strategy. Such brochures are available upon request. Some of the services provided under the Baird Recommended Managers Program will be provided to Client by a Baird Financial Advisor assigned to Client’s Account. Client initially selects the Recommended Manager and BRM Strategy for Client’s Account. Thereafter, whenever Baird or Client’s Financial Advisor deems it necessary, Baird or Client’s Financial Advisor will replace a Recommended Manager or BRM Strategy with another Recommended Manager or BRM Strategy for Client’s Account based upon the list of Recommended Managers and BRM Strategies that Baird makes available for the Baird Recommended Managers Program. If Client participates in the Baird Recommended Managers Program, Client authorizes and directs Baird to appoint Recommended Managers to serve as sub-adviser to Client’s Account and to otherwise manage Client’s Account in accordance with the terms of the Baird Recommende...
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