13/11/2025
Understanding Allan Grayâs Core Funds
Allan Gray offers a range of unit trusts designed to meet different investor needs and risk profiles. Three of their most widely used options are the Equity Fund, Balanced Fund, and Interest Fund. Each serves a distinct purpose within a diversified investment strategy.
Allan Gray Equity Fund
This fund is focused primarily on shares, aiming to deliver long-term capital growth by investing in companies the investment team believes are undervalued. It suits investors with a higher risk tolerance and a long investment horizon, typically five years or more. The fund follows Allan Grayâs well known value-based approach, which seeks to buy quality businesses at attractive prices and hold them until their true value is reflected.
Allan Gray Balanced Fund
The Balanced Fund blends shares, bonds, property, and cash to provide a balance between growth and stability. It is Regulation 28 compliant, making it suitable for retirement savings. The fund aims to deliver steady, inflation beating returns over time while managing risk through active asset allocation. It is ideal for investors who want exposure to growth assets but prefer a smoother investment journey than pure equity investing.
Allan Gray Interest Fund
This fund invests in money market instruments, bonds, and other income generating assets, aiming to preserve capital and deliver a return above short term cash rates. It suits more conservative investors or those looking to park funds temporarily while earning a steady income. The Interest Fund can also serve as the defensive component of a broader portfolio.
Together, these three funds offer a complete set of building blocks for investors, from capital preservation to balanced growth and long-term equity exposure. The right combination depends on your goals, time frame, and comfort with risk.
If you want to review which Allan Gray funds best fit your financial plan, letâs schedule a discussion to align your investments with your objectives.