Our Story

Where we started

Silverfin was established in 2016 by experienced syndicator Cheryl Macaulay. Cheryl was the former owner and managing director of Commercial Investment Properties Limited, which amalgamated with syndicator KCL Property and was later acquired by listed company Augusta Capital.

Sadly, in August 2018 Cheryl passed away. However, the executive team, led by the Chief Executive Officer Miles Brown, are committed to continuing the strong track record Cheryl established and the legacy she left. Silverfin now has circa $570m of commercial property assets under management in New Zealand and Australia and is continuing to grow its portfolio.

Our Beliefs.
Our Values.
Your Guarantees.

Investors Come First

Complete Transparency

An Open Door Policy

High Quality Investments

Investor first culture

At Silverfin we pride ourselves on our investor first culture and believe we have set a new standard in the property investment industry by enhancing solid investment strategy with a truly personable approach.

Transparency with our investors is of upmost importance and we take great satisfaction in ensuring investors are kept up to date with the latest developments of their investment. We have an open-door policy at our central Auckland office and regularly host investor coffee catchups which allows the team to get to know our investors on a personal level.

Silverfin focuses on having one of the fairest fee structures in the property syndication industry. We maintain small business ideals with big business vision and capability.

Outside our initial set-up fees, we have an annual management fee that reflects the property’s gross asset value. We also earn an exit fee only if the average annual return on termination of a scheme exceeds a pre-set threshold. Our fee structure means we profit when you profit.

The Cheryl Macaulay Foundation

Cheryl Macaulay was the owner and managing director of Silverfin Capital Limited. She was an experienced syndicator who had forged a career in property and set up various syndication companies. She had a passion for property which she wanted to foster in others. Sadly, Cheryl passed away in August 2018 and now her family wish to honour her memory by encouraging others into the commercial property field. The Foundation has been formed to encourage young people into the property industry and to award scholarships that will assist them with their studies.

The Foundation has partnered with The University of Auckland to offer an annual $5,000 Scholarship to students enrolling in the first year of a BProp or BProp conjoint degree.  The successful candidate may also be eligible for a paid internship with Silverfin Capital Limited.

Preference for the scholarships will be given to students who demonstrate a degree of financial disadvantage that would otherwise render them less able to study towards a career in commercial property but for the financial aid provided by the scholarship.

For more information about the scholarship, please click here. 

 CM Foundation Sponsors

Silverfin and the Macaulay family would also like the thank the below sponsors for their generous contribution to the Foundation. Because of their donations, Cheryl’s legacy can be passed on.

If you wish to contribute to, or find out more about the Cheryl Macaulay Foundation please get in contact with the Silverfin Team below via the form below.

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