Customization

Built around your requirements. Maintained as they evolve.

Customization begins with a conversation about what the capital must accomplish. We agree on portfolio parameters and use them to guide construction, monitoring, and ongoing decisions.

A woodworker’s hands marking a walnut board with a pencil and brass ruler, with wood shavings on the bench.

What you can shape

The client or advisor shapes these decisions with our support.

  • Strategy mix and the role of each allocation.
  • Liquidity needs and scheduled distributions.
  • Maturity structure, duration, and credit parameters where relevant.
  • Issuer and sector concentration limits and agreed exclusions.
  • Tax circumstances and existing holdings.
  • Equity implementation preferences where applicable.
  • Reporting requirements and operational workflows.

An example of structure

Several strategies in one account.

One account can hold more than one strategy, each with its own role. Inside a fixed-income strategy, maturity sleeves help organize when bonds come due.

Illustration of structure only · not a recommended allocation

Municipal Bonds
Income with tax considerations, organized by maturity:
  • Shorter maturities
  • Intermediate maturities
  • Longer maturities
Cash Management
Liquidity for scheduled distributions and nearer-term needs.
Public Equities
Passive exposure for capital with a longer horizon, where it fits the mandate.

Portfolio parameters guide management; they do not eliminate investment risk or guarantee an exact allocation at every moment. Available services depend on the agreed mandate.

A conversation is the first step

Let’s define what the capital must accomplish.

Start with the requirements you know. We help determine the right parameters from there.

Roosevelt Capital Management