Rathbone Funds

We are an active management house, offering a range of investment solutions to meet your capital growth and income requirements.

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Individual investors (or retail investors) based within the UK, seeking investments for growth, income or additional diversification

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Why Rathbone Funds?

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Our vision: 'to be recognised as a pre-eminent specialist investment house that focuses on helping financial advisers deliver financial security for their clients over the long term'.

Rathbone Unit Trust Management (Rathbone Funds) is a leading UK fund manager. Our unit trusts have been designed to meet capital growth, income and tax-efficiency requirements, investing in a range of opportunities and catering for different risk appetites.

18 March 2019

The hunt for the Holy Grail

“It’s just a flesh wound.” Like Monty Python’s Black Knight, Prime Minister Theresa May is hopping around Westminster raring for another fight. Last week was an absolute defeat, leaving her authority in tatters and her deal roundly denounced by Parliament. Despite the EU’s…

15 March 2019

Brexit edges forward amid Parliamentary chaos

This has been a tumultuous week for politics by anyone’s standards. Following the drama of Brexit votes and Parliament exerting its will not to leave the EU without a deal, it was a better day in the office for Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday.

15 March 2019

Chart of the Week: “Just get it online”

In some ways, retail is going through a similar transformation to that of the auto industry, when greater automation and systems seeped into manufacturing decades ago. Nowadays, retail shopping is less about swamping high streets with clothes or sofas in every size and colour.…

11 March 2019

Cleaning Overton’s Window

You could hear the crack of the starting gun echoing around the markets last week: the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential candidacy is on and American equities dipped noticeably. And the leading message from those leading the Democratic pack is that capitalism itself is…

8 March 2019

Beats me

Nothing hurts more than expecting a cheque yet receiving a bill. Unfortunately, this is happening to millions of Americans right now, explains chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth.

4 March 2019

Crunch time (again)

We don’t know about you, but over the past year or so we got into the habit of buying our travel money extremely far in advance of holidays. Soon after the referendum result of 2016 – when sterling fell like an elephant with a ball and chain on its leg – there was a period when…

25 February 2019

Inflation anyone?

US corporate earnings hit a crescendo this week, yet most people are focused on the Federal Reserve and the fluid trade policies of the American President. The Federal Reserve (Fed) has changed its spots with the new year; its resolute, steady increase in interest rates and…

18 February 2019

Amusing ourselves to death

Quite possibly the worst bounty delivered by the 21st century is the 24-hour news cycle. It creates a strange sort of loop that distorts time, fact and emotion. You ask yourself, for how many days has this BBC presenter on the TV at Westminster been talking about wicketkeepers?…

18 February 2019

In context

Investors seem to be flitting between fear and optimism in an increasingly erratic manner. Hopes for a soft-touch Federal Reserve seem to be driving most of the optimism, notes chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth.

11 February 2019

The next recession

It’s that time in the ebb and flow of global commerce that investors cast around for the next big threat to the economy, the unforeseen wave that will upend everything. Economists and talking heads have pitched up quite a few candidates over the past six months: China, the US…

4 February 2019

Great timing

US nonfarm payrolls smashed expectations once again, posting 304,000 new jobs in January instead of the 165,000 forecast. Last month’s number was revised down from exceptionally high to very high. The ISM manufacturing survey rose to 56.6, higher than expected, showing that US…

28 January 2019

Watch the pound fly

Every time Theresa May gets trounced in Parliament, delays a vote or a member of her Cabinet lets slip that she won’t really force a no-deal exit from the EU, sterling shoots upward. That’s why UK investors didn’t partake in the continued recovery for global stock markets last…

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