Investing in an investment company means buying its shares on the stock exchange. There are various ways to go about it:
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Investing with or without financial advice.
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Investing regularly – e.g. monthly, or in lump sums now and then.
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Investing within a special account with tax benefits – like an individual savings account (ISA) or self-invested personal pension (SIPP).
If you invest without advice you’ll need to select your own investment company. You can do this by buying your shares directly through an investment platform. Below are some of the platforms where HgT’s shares can be purchased:
Each platform may have a different charging structure for the provision of their services.
An investment in HgCapital Trust plc (HgT) can also be made by buying ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange through a broker or financial intermediary.
Prices are published daily in the Financial Times under the 'Investment Companies' heading and in other leading newspapers and can also be viewed on this website.
To find out more, please visit the AIC’s page on how to invest in an investment company
HgT does not provide investment advice and does not recommend any particular way or method of investing. If you are in any doubt as to the information contained on this page, you should contact a professional adviser before proceeding.
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