History

Guinness Global Investors builds on a tradition of independent, active investment management stretching back to Guinness Flight in the 1980s, growing from a single equity strategy into a globally recognised asset manager.

For more than twenty years we’ve delivered positive client outcomes through thoughtful, disciplined investment processes focused on the long term.

Tim Guinness, Founder and Chairman

OUR PROGRESS

Key moments in our history

1836

Guinness & Mahon is established in Dublin by Robert Rundell Guinness and John Ross Mahon

1851

Guinness & Mahon renamed Guinness, Mahon and Company

1980

Tim Guinness appointed head of Guinness, Mahon and Company’s asset management division

1987

Guinness Flight Global Asset Management is spun out, with Tim as joint CEO

1998

Guinness Flight Global Asset Management is sold to Investec

2003

Guinness Global Investors (as Guinness Asset Management Ltd) independently established by Tim Guinness

2007

Guinness Sustainable Energy Fund launched

2010

Guinness Ventures (öffnet in einem neuen Tab) launched

2010-2017

Expansion of range of global, Asian and regional equity strategies

2022

Guinness Asset Management's long-only fund business takes the name Guinness Global Investors to reflect its product range, client base and outlook

2026

Global Dynamic Bond strategy launched. Expansion of range of sustainable and real assets strategies via acquisition of Foresight Capital Management, which includes WHEB fund range

1836

Unsere Geschichte

2026

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OUR FOUNDERS

Leadership with purpose

Guinness Global Investors was founded by its long-standing directors with a global investment outlook, client base and ambition. A majority shareholding by the Guinness family provides stability, direction and perspective, aligned with our long-term investment horizon.

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