Carrington Wealth Management

Alastair Carrington, the firm's founder and CEO, serves as the central investment decision-maker across both the wealth-management and venture-capital arms. The firm has not publicly disclosed an investment committee or additional senior investment professionals. This concentrated governance is consistent with a founder-led boutique structure.

Carrington operates as a privately held wealth management firm, not a single-family office. However, its strategy of pairing discretionary portfolio management with direct venture investments creates a hybrid posture that resembles a family-office model more than a conventional UK private-client adviser. The firm serves external high-net-worth clients rather than a single family's fortune.

On the venture side, Carrington focuses on direct equity investments in early-stage companies, according to public record, rather than allocating to third-party venture funds. The wealth-management side employs a multi-asset discretionary approach across public markets and traditional asset classes. There is no public evidence of a fund-of-funds vehicle or GP-stake strategy.

Carrington's venture practice targets early-stage technology companies, with exposure spanning fintech, enterprise software, and digital health. Its deal flow is concentrated in London's startup ecosystem, sourced through professional-services networks and angel syndicates. The firm has not publicly disclosed specific portfolio holdings.

Carrington has participated in venture rounds alongside UK-based angel networks and syndicates, but has not publicly articulated a formal co-investment policy. The firm's venture investments appear to be structured as direct equity positions rather than LP commitments to external managers. There is no disclosed track record of club-deal participation with institutional venture firms.