Accounts & balances
A unified picture of advisor-custodied accounts, with current balances rolled up across the household.
Integrations
Gemifi helps advisors bring account-level portfolio context into equity compensation planning, so stock plan decisions can be evaluated alongside custodial accounts, holdings, tax lots, liquidity, and realized gain/loss.
Why integrations matter
Option exercises, RSU sales, 10b5-1 plans, and concentrated stock decisions depend on the client’s broader portfolio — their liquidity, their realized and unrealized gains, and the employer-stock exposure they already carry across custodial accounts.
Bringing custodial data into the same workspace as the equity plan means advisors can answer the questions clients actually ask: Can I afford this exercise? What does my real concentration look like? What’s the tax picture before I sell?
What Gemifi pulls in
The data Gemifi consumes is the same data your clients’ planning decisions actually depend on — not a generic firehose.
A unified picture of advisor-custodied accounts, with current balances rolled up across the household.
Security-level positions across each account, including employer-stock exposure that sits outside the stock plan itself.
Lot-level acquisition dates and cost basis to inform staged-sale and exercise sequencing decisions.
Recent buys, sells, transfers, and corporate actions so trading plan recommendations reflect real account activity.
Year-to-date realized gain and loss context to frame the tax impact of new sales or exercises.
Symbols, identifiers, security type, and corporate action flags to keep planning views accurate.
Source availability and last-updated indicators so advisors know whether to trust the data before acting on it.
Supported & target sources
Gemifi is building connectivity across major advisor custodians and brokerage sources. Coverage is expected to extend across most major brokerage and custodial sources used by advisors.
Gemifi is designed to support the major custodial and brokerage sources advisors rely on. Source availability, field coverage, and refresh frequency may vary.
Advisor workflows
Each workflow connects custodial data to a decision advisors are already making for clients with concentrated equity compensation.
Combine stock plan grants with outside holdings to identify employer-stock concentration across the client's broader portfolio — not just inside the equity plan.
Evaluate whether clients have the cash or liquid assets needed for option exercises, tax withholding, AMT exposure, and estimated tax payments.
Use external tax lots and cost basis to inform staged-sale sequencing, manual trading plan builders, and 10b5-1-style planning workflows.
Pull year-to-date realized gain and loss so advisors can see the tax picture before recommending additional sales or exercises.
Surface possible wash-sale risk indicators based on planned trades, external transactions, and tax-lot data — for advisor review, not automatic enforcement.
Flag when source data is stale, missing, or incomplete before it gets used in client-facing planning outputs.
Manual trading plan builder
Integrations make the manual trading plan builder more useful by putting the client’s real account context right next to the plan being built — not as a separate spreadsheet or guess.
Roadmap
Advisor-custodied accounts are the first priority. Client-permissioned held-away accounts are on the roadmap, allowing advisors to expand planning context beyond directly managed assets.
A note on data and recommendations: Gemifi surfaces planning context and risk indicators for advisors. Data availability, tax-lot completeness, source freshness, and refresh frequency may vary by custodian and account type. Advisors should review source data before making recommendations or taking action.
See how Gemifi connects equity data to the rest of the picture — on a walkthrough tailored to your firm’s workflows.