Matt Cheek

How to bake a Multi Award-Winning DFM Business:
Part 1: Ingredients & Method

In July, Casterbridge Wealth won the highly-coveted ‘Best Discretionary Fund Manager’ honours at the 2020 Money Marketing Awards. All this week we are going to be sharing the ingredients that we believe helped drive this success… We are going to start with sharing the ingredients and method. Ingredients:(prep time— at least 4 years) 1 underlying […]

How to bake a Multi Award-Winning DFM Business:
Part 1: Ingredients & Method
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Watch the ‘Casterbridge Investment Briefing’ – On Demand

If you were unable to join us for the first Casterbridge Investment Briefing, don’t worry, you can watch below as our investment team discuss the main drivers behind current markets and how they are positioning client portfolios accordingly…. Important Information This video is for information only and does not constitute advice or a recommendation and

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Invitation:
Casterbridge Investment Briefing –
The Three Hurdles to 2021

Join us at the first virtual Casterbridge Investment Briefing – A quick fire investment seminar designed to bring you up to speed on all things investment! Members of the Casterbridge investment team will be running you through 2020 so far and how they have been managing Bespoke and Managed Portfolios for your clients. The team

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Casterbridge Investment Briefing –
The Three Hurdles to 2021
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Monthly Market Review:
Not all plain sailing for Big Tech!

September’s Second Wave? News of renewed localised lockdowns and quarantined university students has painted a rather grim outlook as we head towards the winter months. Boris Johnson’s ‘rule of six’ order and mandatory closure of pubs and restaurants at 10pm came into force earlier in September with further measures imposed through Scotland, Wales and Northern

Monthly Market Review:
Not all plain sailing for Big Tech!
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Cutting, Cancelling and Suspending! What’s next for company dividends?

What has been happening… Portfolio income is an important component of investing for both those investors with income requirements and those relying on compounding total returns.  Since the start of the Covid-19 crisis in March, companies have been cutting, cancelling, or suspending their dividends. Whilst painful for investors, these decisions have been the right course of action, ensuring companies can maintain their business models through the current economic malaise and uncertainty regarding the speed of the recovery. Company cash has helped maintain

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