Saracen Fund Managers Ltd

Saracen Fund Managers Ltd is an independent investment manager based in Edinburgh which was established in 1997.

Saracen Fund Managers is an independent fund management business based in Edinburgh. Both our business and funds are managed with an unwavering focus on long term returns.

We align our interests with those of investors - we are 100% employee-owned and have significant portions of our personal assets invested into the funds. We aim to share success with our clients and be transparent and accountable to them at all times.

Saracen manages Saracen Investment Funds ICVC, an open-ended investment company (OIEC) with three sub-funds - TB Saracen UK Alpha Fund, TB Saracen Global Income and Growth Fund and TB Saracen UK Income Fund.

The TB Saracen UK Alpha Fund is managed by Craig Yeaman who has over 20 years of industry experience. The fund invests in UK equities with potential for long-term capital growth. The portfolio will typically have a bias towards small and medium sized companies and a high active share compared to the benchmark. Since launch in March 1999, the fund has outperformed its benchmark in 14 out of the 17 years.

Launched in June 2011, the TB Saracen Global Income and Growth Fund is managed by Graham Campbell and David Keir who have over 45 years of industry experience between them. The fund's objective is to provide investors with a combination of income and capital growth through investing in a portfolio of global equities. Stock selection is focused on identifying global leaders which pay rising dividends over the long term.

The TB Saracen UK Income Fund is managed by Scott McKenzie who has over 20 years of industry experience managing equity income funds. The fund was launched in April 2015 with the objective of providing investors with a dividend income which exceeds the yield available from the broader UK equity index and a total return which is superior to that of the index. The portfolio will typically have a bias towards small and medium sized companies, with a focus on growing dividends over the long-term.