How many stocks make a diversified portfolio?
A stock count alone does not tell you how diversified a portfolio is. Weights, shared exposures and behaviour during bad periods matter too.
Most companies hold more cash than they need this week, and far less return on it than they could. The usual options feel binary: leave it in a current account earning nothing, or tie it up in a deposit you can't reach when you need it.
Our Company Cash solution is a low-risk, managed investment in money-market instruments. The aim is straightforward: do meaningfully better than a near-0% current account while staying liquid enough to be useful. The yield tracks prevailing short-term money-market rates and is not guaranteed.
It is not a guaranteed bank deposit. It carries investment risk, and the yield moves with interest rates. But for operating cash you want working, without locking it away, it occupies a sensible middle ground.
We will only recommend it where it fits your liquidity needs, and we will be clear about the trade-offs before you commit a single euro.
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