Baggot Investment Partners create world-class investment solutions, driven by in-depth market knowledge and over 20 years experience.
Baggot Investment Partners is based in Dublin and was established in August 2016 by Tony Fitzpatrick and Peter Brown. We are investment experts that source innovative and tax efficient investment and pension products, and provide our clients with tailored investment solutions, driven by in-depth market knowledge. In addition, to being highly innovative and expert, our products are far superior to
those offered by traditional life companies, banks, building societies and financial advisors. Here at Baggot Investment Partners, we believe that the client should be the winner, not the market. Peter Brown - APA
Peter has over 35 years’ experience in the financial markets and has managed treasury operations in financial institutions including Barclays, BNP, Ulster Bank and ACCBank. Peter is an expert in foreign exchange, interest rate and market risk and has implemented treasury processes and procedures for a number of financial institutions. Throughout his banking career he advised clients on best practice with regards their treasury operations and has continued this work as a consultant. As chief dealer and subsequently general manager of treasury, pensions and investments he became expert in structured finance, funding, trading, investments and risk management. Peter’s economic analysis and expertise about the financial markets, is highly sought after by the Irish and international media. His direct manner, alongside his honest and clear assessments of present economic conditions, makes him very popular with the general public and the media alike, he features regularly on RTE, TV3, BBC World, RTE Radio, Today FM and NewsTalk. Tony Fitzpatrick - QFA, FCCA, MCSI
Tony is an accountant and qualified financial advisor (QFA) with over 20 years experience in financial services. Tony worked in Stockbroking in the area of financial control and compliance during which time he became a Securities Representative of the London Stock Exchange. At the height of the DotCom boom Tony worked in IT startups CR2 Internet Banking, Nebula Technologies and DaytaTree where he setup and managed finance functions, raised venture capital and established offices in India, Bahrain and USA. Tony returned to financial services in 2002 joining MMI Moneybrokers, Irelands largest treasury brokerage as Finance Director and Head of Compliance. Tony’s expertise is in equities, investment structures, corporate finance, foreign exchange, risk management and regulation. He is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, a Member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments and holds a Professional Diploma in Financial Advice from UCD.
22/10/2025
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Markets have changed significantly over the past year, and as we move toward 2026, it’s important to understand where opportunities may lie and how to protect your portfolio against risk.
Join Baggot Investment Partners for a free online investing webinar, where our investment team will discuss key insights shaping the year ahead:
2025 investing highlights
The outlook for inflation and interest rates in 2026
Deposit rates and risk appetite
The dollar – the greatest variable on future returns
Reducing exposure to U.S. markets
The Mag 7 outlook and other market opportunities
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Value outperformed Growth by 110% during the Tech Wreck — could history be rhyming again?
Over the past few months, Value has quietly started to outperform Growth. It’s a pattern we’ve seen before — one that feels eerily similar to the lead-up to the early 2000s Tech Wreck.
Back then, speculative excess, sky-high valuations, and profitless IPOs ruled the markets. When the correction came, Value investors came out on top.
Between March 2000 and October 2002, Berkshire Hathaway gained +27.6%, while the Nasdaq-100 fell –82.7% — a 110% outperformance by Value.
Are we seeing history rhyme once again?
Read the full insight from David Flynn, Chief Investment Strategist at Baggot Investment Partners:
September 2025 Market Update from Baggot Investment Partners
It’s been a standout year so far for Baggot portfolios — with strong outperformance across all our key strategies.
In our latest General Market Update, we unpack:
Why our portfolios continue to outperform benchmarks
The shift from US-led markets toward Europe and Asia
How short-duration bonds and commodities are helping balance risk
The long-term impact of the AI-driven energy boom
Get clear, evidence-based insight into what’s shaping markets as we head into the final quarter of 2025 — and what it means for your investments.
Everyone in the golf club thought they were investing in American property…
I told them it was actually a foreign exchange bet—and it turned out I was right.
The dollar dropped 30%. Their equity? Wiped out.
The FX market is often overlooked in portfolio construction, but it can make or break returns—especially for passive investors holding unhedged US assets.
This year alone, the Euro Stoxx 50 has outperformed the S&P 500 by 16% in euro-adjusted terms.
But you know what quietly gained +5.57% the same day conflict headlines broke?
Uranium.
With energy independence now a top priority worldwide, nuclear is back in the spotlight.
China plans to nearly double its nuclear capacity by 2040
TerraPower just raised $650M (yes, with help from Nvidia)
The World Bank lifted its ban on nuclear funding
Westinghouse plans to pour $75B into 10 new U.S. reactors
Why does this matter to investors?
Because uranium isn’t just gaining momentum—it’s non-correlated to traditional asset classes, making it a strong diversifier in any portfolio.
Active vs Passive Investing in 2025: Does Trump Change the Game?
With US debt topping $35 TRILLION and Trump eyeing broad tariffs if re-elected, the passive “set it and forget it” approach might be facing its biggest test yet.
Here’s the dilemma:
Passive investing is cheap, reliable long-term — but rigid during shocks.
Active investing can pivot fast — but only works if you pick the right managers (and the fees don’t eat you alive).
In a world of rising rates, inflation risks, trade wars, and market concentration (hello, Big Tech ), active managers may finally have their moment... if they can deliver.
So what’s the smart move?
A blended strategy might just be your best hedge:
Core: low-cost index exposure
Satellite: tactical active plays in volatile sectors
I break down all the macro risks (debt, tariffs, inflation) — and what they mean for your portfolio — in the full blog.
A friend of ours asked if he should buy physical gold “just in case WW3 breaks out.” Fair. But here’s the thing — Silver is currently way undervalued compared to Gold.
The Gold/Silver ratio is 91 (historical average = 60)
That means Silver could jump over 50% if things rebalance
So if you're stacking precious metals, don't sleep on Silver.
Understanding your risk appetite is key to building a portfolio that works for you — not against you. In our latest blog, we break down how to assess your comfort with risk, explain the ESMA risk scale, and offer simple steps to match your investments to your goals and mindset.
Too cautious? You could be missing out on returns.
Too aggressive? You might be losing sleep over volatility.
China Tech Outperforms US Tech – and It’s Not Even Close
Over the last 15 months, Chinese tech stocks (via the Kraneshares CSI China Internet ETF) returned +32.27%, outperforming the Nasdaq 100’s +19.11%. That’s a 13.16% edge — and yet most portfolios are still heavily weighted toward U.S. tech.
We believe this is a once-in-a-decade opportunity — think post-2008 US Tech, but in China.
Why it matters:
- Huge market size & online retail dominance
- $204B in cash across the “Dragon 7” (China’s Mag 7)
- Strong free cash flow + undervalued PEG ratios
- Major share buyback programs
- Strategic government support
For those looking to diversify beyond the Magnificent 7 — or seeking capital protection and yield — there are smart, tax-efficient ways to gain exposure to this theme inside your pension.