Wealth management
Know what your portfolio is actually exposed to
Allocation, rebalancing policy and risk budgeting for an existing portfolio.
The problem
Overlap is invisible until someone looks. Four equity funds can hold the same twenty companies; a portfolio that appears diversified can be a single bet expressed four ways.
Our approach
We look through the funds to the underlying exposures, measure concentration, and compare what the portfolio is actually taking risk on against what you intended. Then we write a rebalancing policy you can follow without needing to make a judgement each time.
What we help with
- Look-through analysis of overlapping holdings
- Concentration in a single stock, sector or employer
- Rebalancing bands and a written policy
- Aligning risk with the horizon of each goal
Who this is for
- Investors holding more than a handful of funds
- Anyone with significant employer stock
- People who have never seen a look-through view of their holdings
How it works
- 01
Look through
What the portfolio actually holds, beneath the fund names.
- 02
Measure
Concentration, overlap and drift from the intended allocation.
- 03
Policy
A written rebalancing rule with defined bands.
What changes as a result
Overlap made visible
Four funds, one bet — or genuine diversification. You will know which.
A rule to follow
Rebalancing becomes mechanical rather than a judgement call in a bad month.
Schedule a confidential consultation
Forty-five minutes, no obligation, and no charge. If we are not the right firm for what you need, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
Anything you share is held in confidence. We ask only for what we need to prepare for the conversation — never account numbers or login details.
Related services
- Wealth managementOngoing coordination of investments, tax, protection, property and succession, so that decisions stop being taken in isolation.
- Family office servicesGovernance, consolidated reporting and administration for families whose affairs have outgrown individual management.
- Investment managementPortfolio construction against stated objectives, with the reasoning written down and the costs disclosed.
