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RC Brown is a boutique investment management business with £330 million of assets under management, of which £33.3 million is held within the AIM IHT service.
The business was founded by Bob Brown, the current chairman, in 1990, and all members of the RC Brown team – directors, managers, and administrators – are equity shareholders or have equity options in the business.
The investment team is experienced and has an investment strategy focused on finding opportunities in the primary market, e.g. new share issues. It is an investment strategy the business has followed for 30 years through its other mandates, including the MFM UK Primary Opportunities Fund. It sets it apart from other AIM IHT portfolios, which may participate in – but do not have a focus on – primary opportunities.
- Portfolio of 30-40 AIM stocks
- Focus on primary market opportunities
- Minimum investment £50,000 - you can apply online
- Apply in an ISA: top up or make a new subscription online using the link below. To transfer existing ISAs, please download, print and complete the application form and post it to us
- Apply outside an ISA: please contact us for details

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Charges and savings [VCT]
A summary of the main charges and savings is shown below. The net initial charge shown includes the Wealth Club saving and any early bird discount. The investment may have additional charges and expenses: please see the provider documents including the Key Information Document for more details. Test
[Note: if something is not available, e.g. early bird discount, we keep the row in and just put "–" instead of the value]
Full initial charge | 5.5% |
Early bird discount | — |
Wealth Club initial saving | 2.5% |
Existing shareholder discount | 1% |
Net initial charge through Wealth Club (new investors) | 3% |
Net initial charge through Wealth Club (existing shareholders) | 2% |
Annual management charge | 2% |
Annual administration charge | 0.3% |
Performance fee | 20% |
Annual rebate from Wealth Club (for three years) | 0.25% |
More detail on the charges
Charges and savings [EIS / SEIS fund]
A summary of the main charges and savings is shown below. Some of these will be payable by the investor, whilst others by the investee companies. The investment may have additional charges and expenses: please see the provider documents, including the Key Information Document, for more details.
[Note: if something is not available, e.g. early bird discount, we keep the row in and just put "–" instead of the value. Do not use 0%, nil, zero or N/A to represent an absent fee.]
Investor charges | |
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Full initial charge | up to 0.75% |
Wealth Club initial saving | — |
Net initial charge through Wealth Club | up to 0.75% | Annual management charge | 1.05% |
Administration charge | £150/month |
Performance fee | 20% | Investee company charges |
Initial charge | up to 0.75% |
Annual charge | 1.05% |
More detail on the charges
Charges and savings [AIM IHT – inside and outside ISA]
A summary of the main charges and savings is shown below – The investment may have additional charges and expenses: Please see the provider documents for more details. If you would like a full breakdown or a personal illustration, please let us know.
Full initial charge | 1% |
Wealth Club initial saving | 0.25% |
Net initial charge through Wealth Club | 0.75% |
Annual management charge | 2% |
Administration charge | 2% |
Dealing fee | 1% |
Performance fee | — |
Exit fee | — |
See example of the total charges over 5 years
Charges and savings [IHT portfolios – non AIM]
A summary of the main charges and savings is shown below. Some of these will be payable by the investor, whilst others by the IHT companies and/or the underlying businesses. The investment may have additional charges and expenses: please see the provider documents for more details. If you would like a full breakdown or a personal illustration, please let us know.
[Note: if something is not available, e.g. early bird discount, we keep the row in and just put "–" instead of the value]
Investor charges | |
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Initial charge | up to 0.75% |
Annual management charge | 1.05% |
Administration charge | &poud;150/month |
Performance fee | 20% | IHT company charges |
Initial charge | up to 0.75% |
Annual management charge | 1.05% |
Administration charge | £150/month |
Performance fee | 20% |
See example of the total charges over 5 years
What about insurance for IHT products?
I suggest that if a product offers optional insurance, we create an "Insurance" section just after the Risks section and before the Fees and Charges section.
Under the heading "Insurance" we will have:
- A brief description of the terms (what it covers, what options you have, etc.)
- A table showing the charges
- A note to the table stating the insurance charges are in addition to the standard fees and charges detailed below.
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