Watch Professional Adviser's Working Lunch with Baillie Gifford - Emerging Future: Rethinking the World's Growth Engine

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On 2 September, Baillie Gifford's Amy Leishman, Investment Specialist, shared her insights on why Emerging markets are still widely filed under three assumptions: too volatile, too homogeneous, and short on genuinely world class companies.

In this digital event, Leishman dismantles the outdated narrative and then turns to the more interesting issue: the widening set of areas where emerging markets now lead rather than follow and what a patient, fundamental approach can do with that.

The session covered:

  • Reassess commonly held assumptions about EM
  • Understand how the EM asset class has evolved and why it may be poised for a period of sustained outperformance
  • Explore how a fundamental, long-term approach to growth investing can uncover opportunities across EM

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