Aberdeen AM's Dunbar: Unicorn sighted in London
Private companies valued at £1bn or more
As fledgling British tech firm Improbable joins the list of 'unicorns' - private companies valued at more than £1bn - Richard Dunbar, senior investment strategist at Aberdeen Asset Management, argues what the future has in store for such companies.
Earlier this month, Japan's Softbank invested $502m into UK technology company Improbable - the largest-ever venture-financing round for a private British company. Founded just five years ago by two...
More on UK
Schroders targets millennials with financial education site
MoneyLens to be edited by former Mail on Sunday journalist Vicki Owen
What will be the impact of the revised UK Corporate Governance Code on listed funds?
Four factors powering the FTSE 100 to record highs
What was behind the market bouncing back?
Are overseas investors finally becoming more favourable on the UK?
Viewed as least-attractive region
More news
Schroders targets millennials with financial education site
MoneyLens to be edited by former Mail on Sunday journalist Vicki Owen
Moody's: Which emerging markets are most vulnerable to sharp rise in US interest rates?
Latin America and Caribbean at risk
Electra enters final stage of strategic review and formal sale process
Outcome expected 'no later than September'
AJ Bell launches Passive Global Growth fund
Investing in areas that will make up future indices
How Goldman Sachs made $200m profit in one day
115% rise in Vix index