Bullish Baillie Gifford Japan
Baillie Giffords Japan Trust has released its active share figure for the first time.
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Baillie Gifford joins active share push
Baillie Gifford has said it will publish the active share figure on its retail fund factsheets from 28 February.
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Fund Manager Profile Tom Slater
According to Tom Slater, deputy manager of the £3bn Baillie Gifford Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, the focus has been on increasing the concentration of the portfolio rather than expanding it.
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Are tech stocks still the domain
In the US, the CIA has hit the headlines having opened its first Facebook and Twitter accounts, but while social media has well and truly infiltrated the establishment are investors really still spying growth opportunities in the sector?
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Baillie Gifford Japan shares rise 7pc
Baillie Gifford Japan Trust's share price was up 7.6% over the half year period.
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New manager for Baillie Giffords Pacific Horizon
After five years managing the Pacific Horizon Investment Trust, Mike Gush is handing over the reins.
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Scottish Mortgage clips charge by two basis points
From 1 April, SMIT's annual management fees will be reduced to 0.30%.
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FTSE stock picks for 2014
How likely are investors to put their cash into companies listed on Britain’s iconic index?
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Baillie Gifford promotes partners as two retire
Baillie Gifford promotes three partners as two retire.
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Monks revamp pays off
Narrowing its holdings has paid off for £1bn Monks, with companies like Facebook that promise strong future returns helping drive performance.
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Forum sets out stall for equity investors
The Investor Forum has been launched by the Collective Engagement Working Group as a response to the Kay Review on equity markets and long-term decision making.
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returns from EM and developed markets reach par
From an investment point of view, emerging markets have had a fairly tough time in the past couple of years, with funds in the IMA’s Global Emerging Markets category returning on average 7% in the past year compared to 9.3% from the MSCI World Index.
