The returns that we achieved after setting up this investment house for ourselves ten years ago were impressive enough for T. Bailey to rapidly go beyond its remit as a family-only concern. We soon drew attention from far and wide.
Although we continue to invest our own money alongside that of our clients.
And we remain independent to this day. Therefore we can make clear-headed, impartial judgements; we don’t have to take irrelevant and distracting considerations into account. All that matters to us is producing great results.
One method of doing that is by investing in funds. Our experience, and that of the investors we represent, is that it reduces risk and increases long-term returns.
This is our current fund list: T. Bailey Growth Fund; T. Bailey Equity Income Fund; T. Bailey Cautious Managed Fund; and T. Bailey UK Best Ideas Fund.
Important warnings
The T. Bailey funds are designed for investors seeking a core investment vehicle in UK and worldwide equities, and are subject to normal stock market fluctuations and other risks inherent in such investments.
Full details of the T. Bailey funds, including risk warnings and, are published in the T. Bailey Fund's simplified prospectus.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
This website has been produced for information only and represents the views of TBAM at the time of writing. It should not be construed as investment advice. Ni investment decisions should be made without first seeking advice. TBAM do not provide financial advice to private individuals.
Every effort is taken to ensure the accuracy of the data used in this website but no warranties are given. Based on TBAM's understanding of current law and practice which could alter as a result of future legislation. All sources are TBAM unless otherwise stated.
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The value of your investment and the income derived from it can go down as well as up, and you may not get back the money you invested. When investing in retail unit classes, capital appreciation will be affected by the impact of initial charges and you should therefore view your investment as a medium to long-term holding.