The managers of the £3bn Scottish Mortgage investment trust have added a number of idiosyncratic stocks to their portfolio in the belief that 'safer' companies could be set for a fall.
Annabelle Williams asks two wealth managers which investment trusts have made it on to their buy lists.
James Anderson, manager of Baillie Gifford's £2.1bn Scottish Mortgage investment trust, is stepping down from the position for six months.
In less than three months, investment trusts will sit on a level pricing playing field with open-ended products for the first time, as the industry says goodbye to trail commission.
Baillie Gifford's James Anderson has bought into the Italian stock market for the first time in years, claiming Italy is in a better financial position than the UK.