Baillie Gifford has renamed its £159m Sustainable Income fund to comply with the FCA’s sustainability disclosure requirements. Moving forward, the strategy will be known as the Baillie Gifford Monthly Income fund. However, the fund’s investment process will remain unchanged. The strategy aims to deliver a natural monthly income alongside capital returns, which look to grow in line with UK inflation…
Baillie Gifford drops sustainable tag from £159m monthly income fund
Baillie Gifford has renamed its £159m Sustainable Income fund to comply with the FCA’s sustainability disclosure requirements. Moving forward, the strategy will be known as the Baillie Gifford Monthly Income fund. However, the fund’s investment process will remain unchanged. The strategy aims to deliver a natural monthly income alongside capital returns, which look to grow in line with UK inflation…
Baillie Gifford drops sustainable tag from £159m monthly income fund
Baillie Gifford has renamed its £159m Sustainable Income fund to comply with the FCA’s sustainability disclosure requirements. Moving forward, the strategy will be known as the Baillie Gifford Monthly Income fund. However, the fund’s investment process will remain unchanged. The strategy aims to deliver a natural monthly income alongside capital returns, which look to grow in line with UK inflation…
Baillie Gifford drops sustainable tag from £159m monthly income fund
Baillie Gifford has renamed its £159m Sustainable Income fund to comply with the FCA’s sustainability disclosure requirements. Moving forward, the strategy will be known as the Baillie Gifford Monthly Income fund. However, the fund’s investment process will remain unchanged. The strategy aims to deliver a natural monthly income alongside capital returns, which look to grow in line with UK inflation…
Q&A with CCLA’s James Corah: Rebuilding sustainable investment
Q: As we begin 2025, where do we currently find ourselves in terms of a sustainable market? JC: It is an important question, both in terms of grounding where our market is and where it should be heading. It feels to me that the whole sustainable investment market has lost a little bit of its purpose. At CCLA we have…
Q&A with CCLA’s James Corah: Rebuilding sustainable investment
Q: As we begin 2025, where do we currently find ourselves in terms of a sustainable market? JC: It is an important question, both in terms of grounding where our market is and where it should be heading. It feels to me that the whole sustainable investment market has lost a little bit of its purpose. At CCLA we have…
Q&A with CCLA’s James Corah: Rebuilding sustainable investment
Q: As we begin 2025, where do we currently find ourselves in terms of a sustainable market? JC: It is an important question, both in terms of grounding where our market is and where it should be heading. It feels to me that the whole sustainable investment market has lost a little bit of its purpose. At CCLA we have…
Q&A with CCLA’s James Corah: Rebuilding sustainable investment
Q: As we begin 2025, where do we currently find ourselves in terms of a sustainable market? JC: It is an important question, both in terms of grounding where our market is and where it should be heading. It feels to me that the whole sustainable investment market has lost a little bit of its purpose. At CCLA we have…
Q&A with CCLA’s James Corah: Rebuilding sustainable investment
Q: As we begin 2025, where do we currently find ourselves in terms of a sustainable market? JC: It is an important question, both in terms of grounding where our market is and where it should be heading. It feels to me that the whole sustainable investment market has lost a little bit of its purpose. At CCLA we have…
Q&A with CCLA’s James Corah: Rebuilding sustainable investment
Q: As we begin 2025, where do we currently find ourselves in terms of a sustainable market? JC: It is an important question, both in terms of grounding where our market is and where it should be heading. It feels to me that the whole sustainable investment market has lost a little bit of its purpose. At CCLA we have…