Conviction at our core
We are a specialist, independent investment organisation that invests with conviction for long-term client outcomes, empowering experienced fund managers to act on their best ideas within a resilient, client‑centric framework.
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Autonomy
Our fund managers have the freedom to act on their convictions, empowering them to pursue the investment ideas they back most strongly.
We strongly believe that active fund managers should be given the freedom to deliver the best possible long-term outcomes for clients.
Independence
Our management team is independent from our investment teams, ensuring no single viewpoint dominates the firm. We explore the market with an open mind, uncovering possibilities with the freedom and structure to act on them for our clients.
Ownership
As a private and majority employee-owned structure we have built a strong and stable organisation that is both long term and reliable.
We are able to focus on client success and build sustainable relationships
Behind the wheel
Established in 2000, we embarked on a bold mission: to empower exceptional fund managers with the freedom to act on their convictions and create enduring value for clients. 25 years on, we remain true to that ambition, having turned courage into client success for over two decades.
Behind the wheel we have over 151 people aligned to that goal, with 49 dedicated investment professionals across seven investment teams, managing over $22.6bn* and specialising in active equities and convertible bonds, investing with conviction to capture compelling opportunities.
*As at June 2026
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Latest insights
Read our investment teams’ latest insights.
The ‘Fab 4’ become the ‘FOMO 3’
The Redwheel Emerging and Frontier Markets team explores the concentration challenge facing investors today and maps out under‑owned countries, sectors and themes that the team believes offer a richer blend of structural growth and genuine diversification.
When it rhymes it pours
Shaul Rosten, Analyst with the Redwheel Value and Income team looks at the striking similarities between today’s market exuberance and the dotcom era, highlighting stretched valuations, record IPO activity and the dominance of the technology sector.
Two beautiful games
As England’s World Cup campaign unfolds, the tournament provides a vivid reminder that sensible bets are grounded in probabilities. Supporters know that backing long-shot teams is unlikely to be rewarded, while favouring stronger sides with clear track records is more prudent. In his latest blog, Shaul Rosten of Redwheel's Value & Income team examines how value investing adopts a similar stance, focusing on quality businesses at attractive valuations, rather than richly priced growth narratives with low odds of delivery.