A thoroughly unconventional investment house.
“It started out as a matter of necessity. We, the Forman Hardys – a family with a long business pedigree – couldn’t find the service and returns we were looking for elsewhere. So we started our own investment house: T. Bailey.
Using a multi-manager, fund-of-funds approach, we succeeded in spreading risk and achieving the sort of results that soon attracted attention from those who were neither relatives nor friends. Just shrewd investors.
Fund of funds, together with our much-prized independence, also gave us the flexibility to act quickly on our clients’ behalf. And on our own behalf, too: because we invest our own money in exactly the same way and in exactly the same funds.
How many other investment houses could genuinely claim to treat your money as carefully as their own?”
Nicholas Forman Hardy
Chairman
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