Baillie Gifford

Baillie Gifford’s new chief executive, Tim Campbell, faces a paradox: the company must evolve to remain true to its investment philosophy. New technologies and changing client needs mean standing still isn’t an option. So, the firm’s mission is to be progressive in its methods but conservative in sticking to its purpose.

How many pairs of jeans do you own? Did you buy them new, or did you go to a second-hand store to get them?

Explore our investment philosophy and how we seek out the best investments on your behalf. Our decision-makers offer clear and concise insights in a series of short video explainers. Investment Specialist Diana Philip explains why asking companies the right questions is the most powerful investment tool.

Stuart Dunbar, partner at Scottish asset manager Baillie Gifford, reaffirms the importance of active investment management to a healthy capitalist system.

Today’s leading private growth companies are natural monopolies with sizable growth opportunities. Many are growing 30-60 per cent each year, and some are among the 50 largest companies in the wor

Private companies investment specialist Brian Kelly highlights the key features and attributes of the growth equity asset class and explores the companies shaping tomorrow.

Ways the world will change, from smarter robots to medical breakthroughs achieved at speed.

Carla Bannatyne of Scottish investment management firm Baillie Gifford explains why corporate culture can be the heartbeat of business success

Starlink is making high-speed internet available to millions of people who would otherwise lack access to a stable, fast connection.