Unearthing growth companies in Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand.

Why it’s time to look again at the country’s transformed company landscape.

Mark Urquhart discusses the science and art of picking growth stocks with enduring potential.

Stuart Dunbar reflects on Baillie Gifford’s long-term approach.

James Dow discusses the pioneering income-focused trust’s past, present and future.

Positive Change’s Kate Fox on thinking about the world in 2050 to spot opportunities today.

Praveen Kumar on the lesser-known players thriving in the shadow of the country’s big brands.

Baillie Gifford’s Dave Bujnowski explores the new engines powering progress.

Investors discuss how AI software could transform healthcare, advertising, manufacturing and more.

Rose Nguyen on the companies seeking to overcome the scourge of heart disease.

Today’s outsized growth rarely follows a steady or predictable path, according to Kirsty Gibson of Baillie Gifford’s US Equities Team.

Sweden tops the charts for original thinking, from family businesses to founder-run companies.

Online courses have upended the economics of education, Thaiha Nguyen explains.

SpaceX, Epic Games and Stripe: the list of the unlisted continues to grow. How can investors benefit?

Operational performance is a better indicator of growth than inflation. Malcolm MacColl shares why.

Over four decades Japan has seen 21 prime ministers come and go. Exporters such as Toyota and Toshiba have flourished but the country has also struggled with debt and deflation. Matthew Brett, manager of The Baillie Gifford Japan Trust, discusses what’s next.

Is our approach to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues doing more harm than good? Stuart Dunbar, partner at Baillie Gifford, calls for investors to stop counting and start thinking.

Could the messenger RNA vaccines deployed against Covid, help fight cancer and other diseases? After a year of crisis, Julia Angeles, co-manager of Baillie Gifford’s Health Innovation Fund, looks at the positive signs.

His career spanned big changes in investment – and in the fortunes of Baillie Gifford. Charles Plowden, joint senior partner and manager of Monks Investment Trust, looks at the opportunities ahead.

Are there limits to economic growth? Will we run out of ideas? Investment manager Lee Qian explains why he’s confident innovation will create a more prosperous, sustainable and inclusive world.

Industrial biotech companies can already produce synthetic spider silk and plant-based burgers that taste like meat. Future possibilities include timber produced from yeast. In the latest episode of Short Briefings on Long Term Thinking, Kirsty Gibson tells Malcolm Borthwick why she's fascinated by the opportunities of industrial biotech and its enormous investment potential.

In the fourth episode of Short Briefings on Long Term Thinking, Malcolm Borthwick is joined by Milena Mileva to discuss how profound changes in consumer behaviour are changing the retail landscape both online and in bricks-and-mortar stores.

In the third episode of Short Briefings on Long Term Thinking, Malcolm Borthwick is joined by Lucy Isles, joint manager of Baillie Gifford's High Yield Bond Fund. Listen to the podcast to find out the three key deciding factors when choosing resilient high yield bonds and how engagement with companies can differ for bond and equity investors.

What are “the good, the bad and the unbelievably great” of global investing? In the second episode of Short Briefings on Long Term Thinking, Malcolm Borthwick is joined by James Dow to challenge the conventional wisdom that if you’re investing for a regular income you should stick with blue chip UK companies.

Investment Manager Roddy Snell, in conversation with Malcolm Borthwick, goes behind some recent lurid headlines to find out what's really happening with the Chinese economy.