Our Approach
Since 1990, Bahl & Gaynor has pursued a unified fundamental investment philosophy predicated on long-term ownership of high-quality businesses that we believe are uniquely capable of compounding capital and dividends at attractive growth rates.

Our Process

Our Strategies
Income Growth
Seeking attractive current and growing income with downside risk protection and strong risk-adjusted returns.
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Dividend Growth ESG
Combining our dividend- growth philosophy with ESG integration.
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smig® – Small/Mid Cap Income Growth
Applying our core income growth philosophy to small and midcap companies.
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Small Cap Quality Growth
Seeking attractive risk- adjusted return opportunities in small dividend-paying companies.
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Our Team
Our intense depth of knowledge regarding equity income growth and downside protection as drivers of risk-adjusted return sets us apart in our industry.

Institutional Advisory Services
INDEPENDENT. EXPERIENCED. UNIQUE.
We have extensive experience working with a variety of institutional clients including: foundations, endowments, religious institutions, public funds, pension, profit sharing and other ERISA plans. We consider ourselves a partner in our clients’ missions and are proud to have served many of our institutional clients since our 1990 inception.

Cash Flow-Focused Approach

Integrated Financial Modeling

Your Mission is Our Mission
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