Baillie Gifford is set to rename its Global Stewardship fund, now the Sustainable Growth fund, from 31 March and will change the fund’s leadership team.
The £616m fund was launched in 2015, investing in sustainable growth companies. Baillie Gifford said that the overall investment proposition of the fund will remain unchanged, but the typical number of stocks held will reduce from 70-100 to 55-80. Baillie Gifford US Growth trust doubles down on strategy The fund is currently managed by six fund managers, Gary Robinson, Matt Brett, Mike Gush, Toby Ross, Zaki Sabir and Craig Noble. From January, Ross and new manager Katherine Davidson will lead the team. Davidson joined the firm in September 2022, following a 14-year career as a s...
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