Baillie Gifford's Mileva: Hargreaves Lansdown needs to 'grow up'
Investor urges fund group to be more cautious on promoting funds
Baillie Gifford's Milena Mileva
Hargreaves Lansdown (HL) needs to "grow up" and "be more mature" with processes around compiling its Wealth 50 list of best-buy investments, according to its investor Baillie Gifford's Milena Mileva.
HL has come under fire for its recommendation of Neil Woodford's eponymous equity income fund, which was suspended in June after a liquidity crisis before its administrator said it would now be wound up....
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