Berkshire’s flagship equity strategy
Large-Cap dividend growth approach
Focus on growing investor income over-time
Diversified portfolio of 30 – 40 companies
Takes the mindset of an entrepreneur seeking to purchase entire companies for the long term
Employs reasonable diversification
Seeks to maintain overall large capitalization bias
Strives to remain disciplined during periods of under-performance
Employs risk management
Provide consistent, steady cash flow with focus on preservation of capital
High quality and liquid bond portfolio
Be opportunistic regarding the term structure and level of interest rates
Keep embedded transaction costs low
Broader diversification amongst various asset classes
Consultative approach to meet unique investor needs
Low cost, open architecture platform
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