Stuart Dunbar — a partner at the 110-year-old Scottish investment firm Baillie Gifford, which oversees $221 billion — prefers to forgo this process.

Investors should make bold bets on stocks with moonshot potential, according to a partner at Baillie Gifford. Here are five firms with immense upside.

In a recent interview, Stuart Dunbar, a Baillie Gifford partner who works with the firm’s clients, said the current moment is marked by “a peculiar mismatch,” with a tidal wave of change and ...

It's been five years since Baillie Gifford partner Stuart Dunbar set out its ideas on Actual investing. Here, we explore if the approach still works.

Dunbar said Baillie Gifford has developed further its contingency plan in addition to opening a Dublin office from which to manage its EU-domiciled funds in case arrangements change.

Asset managers are failing their clients by focusing too much on the short term and charging high fees, said Stuart Dunbar, a partner at $221 billion Scottish investment firm Baillie Gifford. The ...

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Stuart Dunbar, a partner at Baillie Gifford, explains how you can turn negatives into positives when it comes to business investment opportunities.

With no public profit or budget goals and quietly run by its 44 owner-partners, Edinburgh-based Baillie Gifford has ammassed 200 billion pounds in funds under management.

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Dunbar said Baillie Gifford has developed further its contingency plan in addition to opening a Dublin office from which to manage its EU-domiciled funds in case arrangements change.