Bestinvest

Tilney-owned investor‎

Bestinvest is an investment company based in Mayfair, London providing ISAs, unit trusts, SIPPs and VCTs to investors.

The company serves 70,000 clients through its website, telephone-based investment advisers and face-to-face meetings. Clients' investments are typically in funds - unit trusts, OEICs and investment trusts - or bespoke discretionary funds.

It also offers investment advice, discretionary investment management and financial planning services to individuals and companies, charities and other financial institutions through the Tilney Group. 

Funds

Lindsell Train Global Equity dropped from Bestinvest Best Funds list

Dan Hanbury's former fund added

15 February 2022 • 2 min read

Unit trusts/OEICs

Spot the Dog: £8.6bn of Schroders-managed funds underperforming

Global equity struggles

14 February 2022 • 3 min read

Wealth Management

Bestinvest relaunches with aim to 'reinvent online investing'

Will include sophisticated functionality

25 January 2022 • 3 min read

Funds

Spot the Dog: HBOS dethrones persistent underperformer Invesco

Number of poor funds almost halved

23 August 2021 • 4 min read

Funds

Spot the Dog: Merian acquisition hurts Jupiter but Invesco remains worst culprit

£49.6bn of investments in poor performing funds

20 February 2021 •

Platforms

Peter Hargreaves nominates ex-Liontrust AM chair Collins for HL board

Under new shareholder agreement

20 October 2020 •

Funds

Spot the Dog: Number of underperforming funds jumps by 'staggering' 65%

Bestinvest identifies 150 'dog' funds

14 September 2020 •

Funds

Spot the Dog: Underperfoming funds cost investors £410m a year in fees

£43.9bn assets under management in 'dog fund'

14 February 2020 •

UK

2019: An appalling year for Woodford

12 months to forget for former star manager

21 October 2019 •

Investment

Spot the Dog: The trio of funds that have lost investors' money over three years

A trio of funds from Woodford IM, St. James's Place and Invesco have managed to lose investors' money over three years despite "the rising tide of markets", the latest Spot the Dog report has revealed.

08 August 2019 •