If you watched the season finale of House of the Dragon, you might have been shocked to learn that Aegon's dragon is still alive. But being a wealth advisor, Faisal couldn't help but spot how the House Targaryen mistook a distributed asset (dragons) for a diversified one.

This is a lesson on how fragmentation is not the same as diversification, and the risk of concentration can slowly creep in without you realising it. Is it necessarily bad?

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