
Gain the Wholesale
Client advantage.
Gain the Wholesale
Client advantage.
Access an exclusive range of investment solutions
As a Wholesale Client, you would be eligible to take advantage of Citi’s range of investment products that are exclusive to wholesale investors only.
You will also enjoy access to our full range of banking and wealth solutions, including extensive fixed income suites, structured investments, and one of the
world’s leading multi-currency solutions.
Get started on your Wholesale Client advantage.
Qualify as a Wholesale Client
To qualify and be recognised as a Wholesale Client, you need to meet one of the following criteria under the Corporations Act 2001 (Corporations Act).
Satisfied product value test
You may still be able to gain access to investment opportunities if you invest AUD $530,000 (including fees) in one transaction subject to certain criteria.
Accountant-certified Wholesale Investor
Your accountant certifies you have:
- Earned a gross income of AUD $250,000 p.a. or more over the last two financial years; or
- Net assets exceeding AUD $2,500,000 or more
Experience the Citi Wholesale Client advantage
Extensive offerings to suit your investment needs
Important considerations
Becoming classified as a wholesale investor may be appropriate for you if you are an experienced investor and able to make informed investment decisions. Wholesale investors generally need to be able to assess the risks involved in financial transactions because the advice process and compliance obligations differ significantly. It is important that you understand the differences between operating as a wholesale versus a retail client.
- Wholesale investors are not required to receive a Financial Services Guide (FSG), Statement of Advice (SOA) or Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) from their advisor, whereas retail clients must be provided with these documents.
- Compared to retail clients, wholesale investors are generally not provided with the same level of consumer protection, as set out in the Future of Financial Advice (FOFA) reforms.