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Where to run long/short strategies after Schwab’s minimum increase?
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I was talking to a larger independent RIA PM and he was saying that they’re sticking with Schwab for long/short even though the minimum recently got lifted to $10M. They’re basically just removing the option for smaller and mid-sized clients who don’t want to commit that much. We’re looking at different options since we don’t currently offer long/short but want to get in to it. What’s another provider that has lower minimums? Is there a better custodian that fits in well if we mainly custody with Schwab? I know third party providers can be pricey too, any advice on what to watch out for? For reference: https://www.wealthmanagement.com/smas/schwab-imposes-stricter-limits-on-tax-aware-long-short-accounts
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[comment u/TomatoOtherwise5372] $10M minimum is insane for something like that, most of my clients would laugh me out the room if I floated that number.