Investment manager Milena Mileva gives an update on the philosophy, positioning and activity of the Baillie Gifford UK Growth Trust portfolio.
The nimblest firms are often those that don’t fight disorder but embrace it. Gary Robinson, co-manager of Baillie Gifford US Growth Trust, Baillie Gifford American Fund and the Global Stewardship Fund, takes lessons from a pioneer of controlled chaos.
In this webinar investment specialist Claire Shaw speaks to James Anderson, Tom Slater, and Lawrence Burns in the first-ever investor event with all three Scottish Mortgage managers. With no shortage of exciting growth opportunities, the Scottish Mortgage managers discuss the potential for exponential growth in the future. They look to companies that are helping to facilitate a post-carbon world, revolutionising healthcare, and accelerating the ongoing digitalisation of the economy. Capital at risk.
Online trading platforms have transformed the way we put our money to work. Iain McCombie, joint manager of the Baillie Gifford UK Growth Trust explains how these companies brought financial power to the people
The race is on to secure the loyalty of south east Asia’s increasingly prosperous consumers. Ewan Markson-Brown, manager of Pacific Horizon Investment Trust, tells us why Singapore’s Sea Limited is in pole position
In this webinar recording, client director Seb Petit talks to James Dow and Toby Ross, co-heads of the Global Income Growth Team. Dow and Ross outline how a long-term approach and a growth mindset helped them navigate the great dividend crisis of 2020. Capital at risk.
In this webinar recording, US Equity strategy specialist Ben James talks to all four key decision makers of the American Fund portfolio, Tom Slater, Kirsty Gibson, Gary Robinson and Dave Bujnowski. The team explore the thought processes that have helped them navigate the challenge of maintaining a 5-10 year investment horizon during what has been a year of rapid change, followed by questions from attendees. Capital at risk.
Fraser Thomson, client director, talks to Gary Robinson and Kirsty Gibson, co-managers of the Baillie Gifford US Growth Trust. The discussion centres around the recent investment environment and our thoughts for the future, all in the context of the investment approach employed by the trust. Capital at risk.
The rapid rise of electric cars means companies such as Tesla and NIO need batteries. Lots of them. Tom Slater, joint manager of Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, talks to Peter Carlsson, chief executive of Northvolt, about his determination to meet that demand without creating carbon
Banned from travelling during the pandemic, Matthew Brett, manager of the Baillie Gifford Japan Trust and the Baillie Gifford Japanese Fund, explains why distance needn’t mean disadvantage
In this webinar recording, investment specialist Stewart Heggie talks to James Anderson and Tom Slater, joint managers of the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust about the growing opportunities that lie ahead for the trust. From transport, to healthcare, to an energy revolution, there is plenty to be optimistic about in 2021 and beyond. Capital at risk.
Hear from Steven Hay and Iain McCombie, investment managers from Baillie Gifford’s Managed Fund, as they reflect on 2020 and look forward to what’s to come.
Douglas Brodie, investment manager of the Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, reflects on the past year, gives some insight into the current positioning of the portfolio and sheds some light on what could be some exciting opportunities in the future. Capital at risk.
Tom Slater, Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust joint manager, on how companies that can take the pain out of online payments are reaping big benefits
First to emerge from the coronavirus pandemic, the Asia ex Japan region is in robust health and its innovative companies are thriving. Roderick Snell, co-manager of the Baillie Gifford Pacific Fund and deputy manager of Pacific Horizon Investment Trust, surveys the Asian landscape and argues that Asia is the place to look for superior long-term growth.
Growth stocks have generally fared better than value stocks during the coronavirus pandemic, helping Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust during the worst of the stock market falls. Tom Slater, the trust’s joint manager, explains why
The coronavirus is playing havoc with markets as well as our health and well-being. It is a time to be very concerned but perhaps also a time to avoid panic.