I think 30% for rainy day is too much.
I would get pension running and get tax advice on how to structure it in your company.
With that amount of money I would go the direct route with a good stockbroker or wealth manager rather than pay annual management fees on funds.
Others will disagree but for the inexperienced I think it is better to have someone experienced to guide you rather than just getting a "product seller" in a bank selling you funds off the shelf.
As regards high risk do you really need to?
Assuming that you are liable for CGT,and that your expected horizon is 15+ years than you should not be selling your holdings if they were properly allocated in the first place.
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