Baillie Gifford suffers £113bn assets fall in 2022 following growth rout

Driven by poor investment performance

Valeria Martinez
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Assets under management at Baillie Gifford plunged more than £100bn last year after a new higher interest rate environment sparked a move away from growth stocks.

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