How is the allocation of Vests decided?

How is the allocation of Vests decided?

The allocation of a Vest i.e. the percentage of the total amount ($) that's invested in a particular share, will keep changing. The allocation changes with the price of the underlying shares. If you buy into a Vest for a certain amount, then you would be buying shares at the latest allocation. From time to time, we rebalance the Vest if it deviates away from the intended theme. 

For rebalancing, we will prompt you to approve the rebalance. If there is extra cash then this cash can be used to rebalance or else we will sell the Vest holdings and buy again to make sure the rebalanced portfolio allocation is met. However, we will only do this if the user gives their consent.

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