The funds were all under £10m in size, with the smallest having just £1.8m under management, and the firm stated that for this reason they were not economically viable to run.
They are managed by Jason Smith, who also oversees a range of funds of funds.
Investors have been informed of the closure and offered the option to redeem shares or receive net profits when the funds close.
The Barclays Radar GBP has returned just 1.2% over the past year, compared to the sector average 6.62%, according to FE.
The fund aimed to produce absolute returns in rolling 12 month periods and invested in a range of asset classes.
Last week Bedlam Asset Management closed three of its funds to focus on its core strengths.