Baillie Gifford suffers £113bn assets fall in 2022 following growth rout
Celtic should welcome James Anderson, Baillie Gifford and the Trojan Horse of free money
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Baillie Gifford's James Anderson: 'There will always be the Ides of March out there' | Financial Times
Baillie Gifford Positive Change Fund | Roy Walker Wealth Management
Baillie Gifford announces James Anderson's retirement from the partnership - Business Insider
Should you invest with Baillie Gifford? | Cyprus Mail
Hitching a ride on the next big thing helps fund manager outpace its peers
Baillie Gifford UK Growth - Looking way beyond the now - QuotedData
Baillie Gifford: can a new generation keep riding the tech boom? | Financial Times
Baillie Gifford assets down 40% to £216bn in 2022 – Scottish Financial Review
Celtic should welcome James Anderson, Baillie Gifford and the Trojan Horse of free money
The Scottish Fund Manager That's One of the Biggest Winners on Tesla - WSJ
Baillie Gifford: can a new generation keep riding the tech boom? | Financial Times
Baillie Gifford Lost Billions in Assets in 2022, Report Says - Bloomberg
Baillie Gifford UK Growth - Looking way beyond the now - QuotedData
Star stock-picker James Anderson retires from Baillie Gifford | Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust | The Guardian
Baillie Gifford: can a new generation keep riding the tech boom? | Financial Times
Baillie Gifford: Passive funds could 'damage the economy' | Financial Times
Baillie Gifford receives China onshore licence - Fund Selector Asia
Baillie Gifford: scour balance sheets but stay bullish in crisis
Baillie Gifford rides to 50% growth as big bets cash in | Pensions & Investments
Baillie Gifford Partner James Anderson Will Retire in 2022 | Barron's
Do we have too much with Baillie Gifford? - Investors' Chronicle
Baillie Gifford funds go 'bonkers' riding the tech boom | Portfolio Adviser
Baillie Gifford invested early in Tesla, Amazon, and other tech juggernauts. Here are its top themes and 5 stock picks for 2020, according to the US equities chief. | Business Insider India
