Exchange traded funds provide SCM with liquidity and transparency

Liquid instruments are at the heart of SCM Private’s strategy of investing only in exchange traded funds (ETFs). Two portfolio choices include equities, bonds, property, commodities and cash via ETFs. Focus is on long-term or absolute returns.

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“When we started SCM we wanted our own family money managed in a certain way,” notes fund manager and founding partner of SCM Private Alan Miller. “We wanted a high-liquidity, low-cost portfolio.”

Miller believes keeping portfolios liquid is important so that it is possible to change asset allocations quickly as well as to redeem a client’s assets into cash. This is why the company only invests using exchange traded funds (ETFs).

“Exchange traded funds are enjoying high growth in Europe,” says

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