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Scottish Mortgage shake-up highlights problems with unlisted stocks
Amar Bhidé’s exit from UK’s biggest investment trust highlights tensions over strategy after share slide
Fiona McBain’s exit follows rare public row over corporate governance
With share price down 31 per cent over 12 months, change is needed to preserve its reputation
Amar Bhidé says he disagreed with chair over process to appoint two new board members
UK’s largest investment trust warns of ‘challenging’ environment and reduces stakes in Alibaba and Tencent
It is important to keep an eye, and a lid, on position sizes
Fund manager’s caution comes as Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust reveals hit from tech sell-off
Buying opportunities are starting to emerge
112-year-old trust still outperforms index and remains committed to investing in China
UK’s largest investment trust hits record £18bn as Chinese tech group Tencent becomes biggest holding
Manager to retire after making his name with a series of bets on pioneering tech groups
Caution from Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust comes amid political turmoil in US
UK’s biggest investment trust hits record high even after paring back exposure to Amazon and Facebook
Edinburgh-based Baillie Gifford reaps estimated $17bn profit after surge in valuation
The veteran economist sets out his compelling reasons for investing in the sector
Baillie Gifford’s portfolio contains positions in tech stocks and innovative privately owned groups
Legislation designed to improve transparency is bewildering, says John Kay
DIY investors have many potential tools to consider
Rise of investment trust has been driven by US and China tech holdings
Mortgage Investment Trust portfolio reflects faith in technology
On the fourth birthday of children’s tax-free savings accounts, experts question their relevance
Growing companies no longer need stock market listings. That’s bad for all of us
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