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Mustard Seed Wealth Management
Mustard Seed Wealth Management is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Magnolia, AR, registered since 2006. The firm manages $449 million in assets, with...
Mustard Seed Wealth Management
Mustard Seed Wealth Management is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Magnolia, AR, registered since 2006. The firm manages $449 million in assets, with $431 million on a discretionary basis. It has 10 employees and 9 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2006
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Magnolia
Corporate office
Magnolia, TX, United States
Frequently asked questions
Does the firm manage assets directly or outsource investment management?
Mustard Seed constructs portfolios using a combination of third-party institutional managers and low-cost passive vehicles, overlaid with its proprietary biblically responsible screen. This structure lets the firm focus on financial planning and values alignment while delegating day-to-day security selection and trading to sub-advisors whose strategies pass the firm's moral criteria.
How does Mustard Seed handle fixed-income investing within a biblical framework?
The fixed-income allocation concentrates on US Treasuries — which carry no corporate entanglements — and investment-grade corporate bonds that pass the same moral screen applied to equities. The firm avoids sovereign debt from nations it considers hostile to religious freedom, a filter that differentiates its approach from standard socially responsible bond mandates. This results in a domestic-heavy, high-quality bond portfolio with limited duration and credit risk.
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