
INVESTMENT STEWARDSHIP SINCE 1997
Foord Asset Management offers a premium investment management service to long-term investors in UCITS funds.
WE PLACE INVESTORS’ INTERESTS FIRST
Founded in Guernsey in 1997 and expanded into Singapore in 2012 and Luxembourg in 2013, Foord Asset Management is an independent, owner-managed investment boutique offering a premium investment management service to long-term investors.
Managing risk is what we really do
We construct diversified investment portfolios based on rigorous fundamental research, high conviction ideas and an adaptable, value-driven investment policy.
Luxembourg-domiciled UCITS funds
Foord offers UCITS funds to investors with distinct risk profiles. The two funds cater to conservative, absolute-return investors and more risk tolerant investors with longer term investment horizons.
A multi-generational staff profile
Foord's staff profile is characterised by a diverse, multi-generational mix of experience, youthful energy and passion for investment stewardship across all disciplines.
What if you had invested with us in the past?
Experience the compounding phenomenon of a sustained, long-term investment with Foord.

INVESTING FOR THE LONG TERM
“The market is dynamic and investment risk/return profiles change continually. I strive to find those attractively priced investment opportunities offering good, long-term, sustainable returns.”
- Brian Arcese, Portfolio Manager
Markets in a nutshell — March 2021
Global equities rose in March on expectations for accelerating global growth following vaccine rollouts, further stimulus measures and ongoing accommodative monetary policy. Developed market equities outperformed while the emergence of more virulent COVID-19 strains weighed on emerging markets.
12 Apr 2021
Finding Inflation-beating Returns
Portfolio manager Brian Arcese, reflects on the anniversary of the pandemic-driven sell-off and how investors can find inflation-beating opportunities in the markets.
08 Mar 2021
Markets in a nutshell — February 2021
Global equities rose on optimism that improved vaccine distribution would accelerate 2021 global growth, but was partly offset towards month-end by rising bond yields on fears that more stimulus and supply…