Fund Research
The Infundly Fund Discovery Desk helps professional allocators and fund selectors explore independent fund research, research-conviction views and due diligence insights.
Explore Infundly’s independent fund research and research-conviction views across funds, investment trusts and trackers. The Fund Discovery Desk is designed for advisers, DFMs, MPS teams, charities and investment committees looking to support fund discovery, manager challenge and portfolio governance.
Use the filters below to search by asset class, region, structure, style, portfolio role and Infundly research conviction. Ratings are research judgements, not recommendations, and should be considered alongside each user’s own due diligence and governance process.
Why these funds appear in Fund Discovery
Infundly’s research universe is selective by design. We do not aim to cover the whole market. Funds appear here because, in our judgement, they are worth research attention. A fund may be included because it shows one or more of the following: A clear or differentiated investment approach A potentially useful portfolio role Notable governance, implementation or structural features Enough substance, interest or distinctiveness to justify deeper assessment
Independent research to support professional fund discovery and due diligence.
How to use this page
Screen the research universe
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Use standard filters such as asset type, region, structure and active/passive status.
Add Infundly context
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Use advanced research-led filters such as portfolio role, style, beliefs and research conviction.
Go deeper where relevant
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Open individual fund notes to understand the research view, key risks and what could change the assessment.
Screen by standard fund attributes or use Infundly’s research-led filters to explore funds by portfolio role, style, values and research conviction.
Discovery Filters
Important information
Infundly Fund Research & Ratings are intended for authorised investment professionals and firms. They do not constitute investment advice, a personal recommendation, a ranking, or an invitation to invest. Users should consider the research alongside their own due diligence, client requirements and governance process.