Bentley Reid – Expert Insights with Terry Smith
In our latest Expert Insights, Terry Smith from Fundsmith discusses his quality-growth investment strategy and outlook. It was filmed on 24th March 2025.
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In our latest Expert Insights, Terry Smith from Fundsmith discusses his quality-growth investment strategy and outlook. It was filmed on 24th March 2025.
We have recently become aware of a fraudulent company called "Capitalsmith," falsely claiming to represent or be connected with Fundsmith. Please note that Capitalsmith has no affiliation whatsoever with Fundsmith.
Fundsmith LLP, the fund manager founded by Terry Smith in 2010, has launched a new feeder fund, the Fundsmith Global Equity Fund IC Open Ended Plc, in partnership with Aditum Investment Management Limited, a leading DFSA-regulated asset management firm.
In a Q&A interview with Trustnet, the veteran manager calls for improvements on transparency and choice, among others...
Fundsmith Equity is a concentrated global equity fund . Launched in 2011, it has achieved recognition from its investors (good fund size) and globally recognized financial information platforms. All this thanks to its unique approach and the manager's philosophy.
Beware of fraudulent WhatsApp groups and text messages purporting to be from members of the Fundsmith team suggesting trading ideas, requesting money transfers, job offers or asking you to click a link to download a file.
Fund manager Terry Smith, founder and CIO of Fundsmith, consistently favors quality companies. In this interview, he talks about the merits of Novo Nordisk, which of the «Magnificent Seven» stocks he likes, and which shares he would buy – if they were cheaper.
Consumer champion Which? has published an article warning users of Instagram and Facebook to be "wary of investment scams after seeing dodgy ads appearing on these platforms."
While it is impossible to guarantee good investment performance, some fund managers have racked up such high returns that they have earned a huge following among DIY investors. Chief among them is Terry Smith.
AJ Bell's Editor in Chief and Investment Analyst, Dan Coatsworth interviews Fundsmith manager Terry Smith and head of research Julian Robins.
The Fundsmith manager has reaped the rewards from sticking with the Facebook owner after a big share price rally in 2023
Our guest today has been referred to as "the English Warren Buffett" for his style and success in investing.
Terry Smith has been managing the international equity fund Fundsmith Equity since 2010. With an average return of 15.1% per year since its creation, he has not stolen his title of "European Warren Buffett". As a general rule, the fund beats passive investors who have opted for an index fund by four percentage points each year. And every year until 2021, Smith also significantly outperformed the market.
Expert investment insight from the people who know how to handle money.
Fundsmith retains its top fund manager in Europe position, according to new research from Morningstar. In the latest iteration of Morningstar's annual Fund Family 100 report, a comparison of the largest fund families in Europe, our analysts rank the top companies for various categories, including the most highly-rated funds, the highest sustainability rating, and manager tenure.
Time and again, this strategist has finished the year as manager of the best global equity fund, usually ranking among the top three in his category. At the end of 2022, it was announced that Fundsmith is seeking to intensify its sales efforts on the continent. We decided to take this opportunity to speak with Terry Smith.
Having spent the first decade of my career working in a bank and then becoming a top-rated bank analyst, I find that people often express surprise that I never invest in bank shares. But I think it is precisely because I understand banks that I never invest in their shares. The recent events surrounding the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (“SVB”) and Credit Suisse reinforce this stance. Why?
Fundsmith manager Terry Smith explains how the end of cheap money might affect the fund's performance and what he plans to do with the portfolio.
Fundsmith manager Terry Smith gives an insight into where the best opportunities for his portfolio might be found in the future.
They are defensive, they generate stacks of cash, they are highly consolidated and much better run than they used to be. So why do investors not want to own UK supermarkets, which have underperformed the wider market for more than a decade?