Asset Management

Asset Management

Mayberry Asset Management

Mayberry Investments Limited offers a range of asset management services for high-net-worth individuals, institutions, and corporations. They focus on investment portfolios that include equity, fixed income, and alternative investments, aiming to preserve capital and generate income.

Mayberry Clients can choose between JMD and USD-denominated portfolios for diversification and potential for higher returns.

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Managed Equity Portfolio

The Mayberry managed equity portfolio is a fully discretionary JMD-managed product and our flagship equity portfolio, comprising select Jamaican dollar equities representing Mayberry's top recommendations.

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Pension Fund Mangagement

Mayberry Investments Limited offers its clients (who do not have access to a company pension fund or scheme) an Individual Retirement Scheme Account (IRS).

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Mayberry Platinum

The Mayberry Platinum is a fully discretionary managed fixed-income portfolio comprising USD-denominated investment-grade corporate and sovereign bonds.

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Mayberry Gold

Invest in Jamaican dollar-denominated government bonds for a predictable income stream in your local currency.

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USD Corporate Portfolio

The USD Money Market is a short-term, fully discretionary, managed fixed-income portfolio comprising of USD-denominated bonds.

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USD Money Market

The USD Money Market is a short-term, fully discretionary, managed fixed-income portfolio comprising of USD-denominated bonds.

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What is Asset Management?

Asset management is the management of investment portfolios containing debt, equity, or hybrid securities on behalf of others, whether it be an individual or an institution.

Asset management is a service offered by financial institutions that typically serves high-net-worth individuals, government entities, corporations, and financial intermediaries.

What does an Asset Manager do?

An asset manager’s day-to-day role involves determining what investments to make or avoid that will grow a client’s portfolio.

Research is conducted using analytical tools. This includes analysis of the prevailing market trends, quantitative and qualitative analysis of companies, interviews with company officials, and anything else that would aid in achieving the stated goal of a client's asset appreciation.

The asset manager most commonly invests in equity, fixed income, alternative investments, and mutual funds.