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Which statement regarding UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index is correct about index credits?
Which statement regarding UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index is correct about index credits?
How does the historical performance used in illustrations for the UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index differ from actual performance?
How does the historical performance used in illustrations for the UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index differ from actual performance?
What is true regarding account availability for UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index?
What is true regarding account availability for UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index?
What is a consequence of the volatility control mechanism in the UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index?
What is a consequence of the volatility control mechanism in the UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index?
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What guarantee does Nassau provide regarding the availability of the UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index?
What guarantee does Nassau provide regarding the availability of the UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index?
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Study Notes
UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index Statements
- Higher participation rates lead to increased index credits for accounts using this index.
- Illustrations may depict back-tested historical performance, often deemed less reliable than actual performance data.
- UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index is not supported by Nassau growth annuity, Nassau income accelerator, and Nassau bonus annuity contracts.
- A volatility control mechanism is employed, which may limit the potential upside returns of the index.
- Nassau provides guarantees for the availability of this index throughout the duration of the contract.
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Test your knowledge on the UBS Tactical Multi Asset Index with this quiz. Evaluate statements about its credits, illustrated performance, and account availability. Determine which assertions about the index are true or false.