Brunner provides a “one-stop shop” investment solution for investors looking for global growth opportunities and dividends that rise over time.
The Brunner Investment Trust is not restricted to any one country or sector and has been investing for the long term since 1927. We invest in companies all over the world, seeking out the best opportunities for growth and reliable dividends wherever they may be.
As an investment trust, Brunner is able to draw on revenue reserves in order to support dividend payments in tough times. Our global approach and this ability to manage payouts have enabled Brunner to pay rising dividends to our shareholders for 46 consecutive years, although past performance is no guide to the future.
Brunner is run by an independent board of directors and the investment portfolio is managed by Allianz Global Investors, part of one of the world’s foremost financial services providers. Together, we aim to provide Brunner investors with an efficient, competitive and cost-effective way to invest globally through a single fund.
We believe that it’s the quality of the company that matters, not its location.
Through Brunner, investors can access a spread of high-quality growth companies operating in different sectors and countries via a single portfolio. Managed by Matthew Tillett, the Trust favours large, well-financed businesses with global reach, pricing power and corporate liquidity.
The Brunner Investment Trust has a long and distinguished history and was established as an investment vehicle by the Brunner family in 1927. Today, they remain significant shareholders in the Trust which aims to provide a 'one-stop shop' solution for investors looking for global growth opportunities and a quarterly dividend that has risen over time.
The image of the fountain is inspired by the Arms of the Brunner family. The family originated from Switzerland and ’Brunnen’ is German for fountain. John Brunner was born in Canton Zürich and migrated to Lancashire in 1832. His son, Sir John Brunner, Bart, was the co-founder of Brunner Mond & Co, the largest of the four companies which came together to form ICI in 1926. The family’s interest in ICI was used in the following year to establish The Brunner Investment Trust.