Baillie Gifford

Baillie Gifford has increased its global equity capabilities with the launch of the Global Alpha Growth fund.

The re-emergence of China remains one of the most important and exciting investment themes of our time.

Baillie Gifford has converted its Income fund to a new globally-focused product.

As a country, Japan's rocky ride through the global downturn has led some commentators to question the country's future, while the long-term returns from the market have been variously disappointing or unimpressive for nearly two decades.

Peter Hollis, head of the European equity team and a partner at Baillie Gifford, is leaving the company in April 2011.

Investec Asset Management is coming up for its 19th anniversary and, before too much longer, its founding chief executive Hendrik du Toit explains how he aims to take the firm from "good to great"

With the shadow Chancellor proposing means testing on CTFs and the present Government giving little backing to investment trust saving schemes for children, what does the future hold for a child's future?

"Does the flap of a butterfly's wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas" was the title of Edward Lorenz's talk in 1972 that helped bring aspects of chaos theory to a wider audience.

Pre credit crunch, the Chinese economy had been expanding at a tremendous rate; China's GDP growth in the mid-teens combined with booming housing and stock markets clearly signalled a case of overheating.

James Budden has joined Baillie Gifford as marketing director for its wealth management division. ...