Somers Limited securitising mortgage assets. Its shares are listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and Somers owns approximately 62% of Homeloans with the balance owned by institutional and retail investors. Bermuda Commercial Bank Limited is one of Bermuda’s four licensed banks and remains one of Somers’ largest investments. It accounts for 25.8% of the portfolio at March, 2018. Waverton Investment Management Limited is a London-based specialist investment manager with £5.3 billion AUM which accounts for 23.1% of Somers’ portfolio (2016: 23.4%). Somers has a 62.5% holding in Waverton Investment Management Limited. PCF Group (formerly Private and Commercial Finance Group) is a long
Charles Somers principal owner of the Boston Red Sox, a team which had no official nickname until 1908, but was initially sometimes called the "Somersets" in his honor. Residing in Cleveland and traveling to Boston, Somers was also the American League's vice-president during the trade war for independence of and equality with the National League which was won in 1903 with the playing of the first World Series. Somers' money helped keep some American League teams afloat in their first years, including the St. Louis Browns, Charles Comiskey's Chicago White Sox and Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics. Somers sold his interest in the