Wealth Mgmt·Course

Wealth Management

Macro analysis, geopolitical risk, strategic asset allocation, alternative investments and tax architecture

Part of the Business & Economics track — finish it for a verifiable diploma →

14
Modules
54
Articles
~5 h
Reading
IV
CLOs

§ 01 — Orientation

New here?

What you'll be able to do, who this is for, how long it takes, and where to begin.

By the end, you will be able to

  • 01Turn macro and geopolitical signals into investment decisions.
  • 02Build portfolios matched to a client's risk profile and horizon.
  • 03Evaluate private markets, real assets, and alternatives.
  • 04Structure wealth around tax and legal constraints.
  • 05Run the operations behind a serious portfolio.

Who this is for

Industry professionalInvestorAnalystPractising manager

How long it takes

  • Quick orientation
    Skim the opening module and the cheatsheet to get the shape of it.
    ~2 h
  • Full read-through
    Read every article once, in order.
    ~5 h
  • Mastery path
    Read, take the quizzes, and space out your reviews.
    ~2 weeks
Start with one lesson
Monetary Policy of Central Banks
Read one article to see the shape of the school before committing.
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Cite this school
  • APA

    Stoa. (2026). Wealth Management [Online course]. Stoa. https://stoa.school/course/wealth-management

  • MLA

    Stoa. “Wealth Management.” Stoa, 2026, https://stoa.school/course/wealth-management.

  • Chicago

    Stoa. “Wealth Management.” Stoa. Accessed September 1, 2026. https://stoa.school/course/wealth-management.

§ 02 — Curriculum

14 modules.

Each module is a small unit. Most read in sequence — but a determined reader can begin anywhere.

§ 03 — Learning outcomes

4 outcomes.

CLO I
Macro and Geopolitical Analysis

Interpret macroeconomic signals and geopolitical risks for investment decision-making.

CLO II
Strategic Asset Allocation

Construct diversified portfolios accounting for asset classes, the client’s risk profile, and investment horizon.

CLO III
Alternative Assets

Evaluate the characteristics of private investments, real estate, infrastructure, and alternative strategies in a portfolio context.

CLO IV
Legal and Tax Architecture

Structure portfolios with regard to tax regimes, legal vehicles, and operational requirements.

§ 04Practices