Banks offer two main types of investment mandates: the management mandate and the advisory mandate. The management mandate involves close collaboration between you and the Bank. In this case, you delegate the management of your investment portfolio to the Bank's experts, who make investment decisions based on your objectives and risk profile. The Bank, therefore, acts as manager and carries out the transactions necessary to achieve the goals set. The advisory mandate, on the other hand, focuses more on support. The Bank provides expert advice on the various investment opportunities, but you retain complete control over the final decisions. Implementing the Bank's recommendations according to your preferences and personal investment vision would be best. Both types of mandate have advantages and disadvantages, depending on your preferences and the level of involvement you want.