Overview
The Brown Advisory The Brown Advisory Tax-Exempt Bond Fund seeks to provide a high level of current income exempt from Federal income tax by investing primarily in intermediate-term investment grade municipal bonds.
We believe that our concentrated and active approach, combined with fundamental research and holistic risk management, can help deliver repeatable outcomes and attractive tax-efficient risk-adjusted returns over time.
Our investment philosophy is grounded in the following principles.
Bottom-Up Research
- Focus on bottom-up fundamental credit research to drive all aspects of our decision-making.
Active Management
- Portfolio construction and active risk are driven primarily by security selection, issuer fundamentals, bond structure, and relative value, rather than top-down interest rate or macro views.
Diversification
- Intentionally invests in municipal bonds where repayment streams, cash-flow durability, and bondholder protections stem from heterogenous sources. Risk management is deliberate and embedded throughout the process, with explicit diversification and concentration limits.
- Focus on bottom-up fundamental credit research to drive all aspects of our decision-making.
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The Brown Advisory Tax-Exempt Bond Fund Institutional Shares received the 2026 LSEG Lipper Fund Award for Best Fund over 3 Years in the Intermediate Municipal Debt Fund category, based on risk-adjusted performance for the three-year period ended November 30, 2025. The Fund was evaluated among 49 funds in the category. LSEG Lipper calculated the award using its proprietary quantitative methodology. Brown Advisory did not pay to obtain the award but paid a licensing fee to use the LSEG Lipper Fund Award name/logo and related promotional materials. The award is not an endorsement, recommendation, sponsorship, or approval by LSEG Lipper and does not guarantee future results. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.2