Puma Heritage Estate Planning Service

Open for investment

0%

capital losses to date

£2bn+

value of funded developments1

Plan for the future

Puma Heritage Estate Planning Service is an investment solution that aims to provide you with 100% relief from inheritance tax after two years1

The Service invests in private trading companies - such as Puma Heritage Ltd - that seek to qualify for Business Relief whilst delivering stable and attractive return.

We are very proud of our track record, having delivered consistent returns while incurring no capital losses to date. 

Limited time offer: 0% initial dealing fee

Puma is offering a 0% initial dealing fee on the next 200 applications or by 19 December 2024, whichever is sooner.

This offer applies to valid applications received on or between 1 October and 19 December 2024. Please note that the offer applies solely to the initial dealing fee. The Puma Heritage Estate Planning Service (EPS) continues to charge investors an initial fee of 1.5% of the application amount and a 1% dealing fee on the sale of shares in portfolio companies. For complete information regarding fees and expenses, including details of the Annual Ongoing Fee and the portfolio company running costs, please refer to the Puma Heritage EPS Investment Overview available here.

Six key reasons

Investing for long-term tax planning is important. Scroll through the reasons to recommend the Service, so together we can help you to manage your estate tax efficiently. 

1.

Long track record

2.

Liquidity

3.

Institutional lending

4.

Independent oversight

5.

Diversification

6.

A positive impact

1. Long track record

The Service is consistently delivering in excess of our target return of 3% pa, with 0% capital losses to date.

Our expert in-house team has been through the 2008 financial crisis and the pandemic, when we continued to deliver consistent returns.

2. Liquidity

Puma Heritage Ltd has a loan book of multiple diversified, short-term property loans. 

As a result, the Service regularly generates cash. This creates natural liquidity as loans mature over different repayment timelines.

That means its easier for you to access your investment, should you wish to.

 

3. Institutional lending

Puma Investments has a long track record of success in secured lending, and has secured £500 million of institutional funding. 

This provides reassurance that our processes, systems and controls have been thoroughly tested to institutional standards.

4. Independent oversight

Portfolio companies benefit from an independent Board of experienced senior directors, who have substantial lending expertise.

The Board comprises of highly experienced senior independent directors, panels of expert professional advisers, who are all independently audited.

Every loan requires the approval of the Board.

5. Diversification

Diversification is a key feature of the Service. The Puma Heritage Ltd loan book is diversified in four ways: 

  • Geographic diversification
  • Loan amount diversification
  • Loan term diversification
  • Sector diversification.

This helps us maintain a conservative risk profile.

6. A positive impact

When we select portfolio companies, as well as delivering a stable return for you, we also seek to make a positive impact across the UK.

We have developed strong experience in supporting the delivery of social infrastructure through the Service.

Not only that, we are also committed to a range of ESG principles that help us to operate and invest responsibly. 

Quarterly Report

Read our latest quarterly report where you will find an update on the performance, along with recent loan highlights.

Trading highlights include:

  • £104m new loans made in the quarter
  • 3.3% total shareholder return for growth shares in the 12 months to 30 June 20242
  • 62.5% weighted average loan to value

Performance in more detail

 

Consistent growth of Net Asset Value (NAV) per growth share

 

Key Stats
130.02p

NAV per Growth Share

3.3%

total shareholder return for growth shares in the 12 months to 30 June 20242

 

Values are estimates, as they have not been audited. You can also read the annual audited figures and see historical NAV data.

 

This shows Puma Heritage Ltd’s shareholder return net of ongoing annual fees payable to Puma Investments. It does not take account of initial or dealing fees associated with investing in the Puma Heritage EPS. The graph shows the net asset value performance of the growth shares in Puma Heritage Ltd on the same basis.

 

Past performance is no indication of future results, and share prices and their values can go down as well as up. Please refer to the fees further down the page. Figures correct at 30 June 2024 and may be subject to rounding errors. Source: Puma Heritage Ltd.

Sector breakdown of loans

One way we diversify our loan book is by providing loans to different sectors. This enables us to maintain a conservative risk profile.

 

% of amount deployed

  • 1
    Care homes
  • 2
    Student accommodation
  • 3
    Retirement living
  • 4
    Serviced apartments
  • 5
    Commercial
  • 6
    Residential
  • 7
    Life Sciences
  • 8
    Build-to-rent
  • 9
    Mixed use
  • 10
    Hotel
  • 11
    Nursery
  • 12
    Co-living

Investing directly with us

All fees are inclusive of VAT where applicable. Please refer to the Investment Overview for full details.

PUMA INITIAL FEE

1.5%

of the application amount

PUMA DEALING FEE

1%

applied to the purchase and sale of shares in portfolio companies

ANNUAL ONGOING FEE

0.5% + VAT pa

of the Net Asset Value of each portfolio company

Please note: The private trading companies, in which Puma Heritage EPS invests, are responsible for their operating costs including audit, directors’ and administration fees. Puma Investments may receive transaction, monitoring, business support and administration fees from private trading companies in the Service's portfolio. For Puma Heritage Ltd, these fees equate to a monitoring fee of 0.8% plus VAT of the aggregate amount of loans in respect of which a portfolio company is currently acting as lender, a business support fee of 0.9% plus VAT of the gross asset value of the Company and an administration fee of 0.4% plus VAT. 

Where to next?

Puma AIM IHT Service

The Service seeks to grow your money over the long term, mitigating your inheritance tax (IHT) liability.

Find out more

Puma AIM ISA IHT Service

The Service offers a tax-efficient ISA wrapper on your investments, while aiming to grow your money over the long term. 

Find out more

All Inheritance Tax Solutions 

Business Relief qualifying investments are an important estate planning option, if you're looking to mitigate the impact of IHT.

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Risk factors

An investment in the Service carries risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Investors can only invest in the Service through a financial adviser who has assessed that an investment in the Service is suitable.

Past performance: Past performance is no indication of future results and share prices and their values can go down as well as up.

 

Tax reliefs are not guaranteed: Tax reliefs depend on individuals’ personal circumstances and minimum holding periods, and may be subject to change.

 

You may lose money: An investment in smaller companies is likely to be higher risk than other investments. Investors’ capital may be at risk and investors may get back less than their original investment.

 

Long-term investment: An investment in the Service should be considered a long-term investment.

Potentially illiquid investment: Private trading company shares are illiquid. They are characterised by significant spreads and low trading volumes. It may prove difficult for investors to realise immediately or in full proceeds from the sale of such shares.

 

Life protection: Life protection for the Puma Heritage Estate Planning Service is subject to certain conditions, if these conditions are not met in full then Puma Investments will not be paid out and so no payment will be made to beneficiaries.

 

Figures on this page are taken from Puma Investments and are correct as of 30 June 2024 unless stated otherwise. 

 


Sources

For all performance data: Source: Puma Heritage Ltd. Figures correct at 30 June 2024 and may be subject to rounding errors. 

1 Tax reliefs are not guaranteed, depend on individuals’ personal circumstances, minimum holding periods and may be subject to change. 

3 Source: Puma Heritage Ltd. Figures correct at 30 June 2024.

4 The total shareholder return is calculated using the net asset value of Puma Heritage Ltd, and is net of ongoing annual fees payable to Puma Investments. It does not take account of initial and dealing fees associated with investing in the Puma Heritage EPS.