'Well planned' retirement of Anderson may 'unsettle' some but fund industry backs Baillie Gifford
Growth selloff coincidence rather than cause
James Anderson’s retirement from the industry after 39 years with Baillie Gifford and 21 years as manager of Scottish Mortgage may be “unsettling to some”, but investors should be reassured by the firm's “strong culture”, investment industry commentators have said.
Senior investment manager at Brewin Dolphin John Moore described Anderson as one of the "best fund managers of his generation", who "returned Scottish fund management and the investment trust industry...
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