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Welcome to the latest issue of Trust, which celebrates Baillie Gifford's centenary. In this commemorative edition, we look back over the last 100 years of investment, and look forward to the next 100 years too. Partner Edward Hocknell takes a leap into the future to imagine what the world - and the world of investment - could be like in 2108. We are very proud to have reached our centenary and recognise the trust that our clients have placed in us over the years.

I hope that you enjoy this issue and that we can continue to welcome new customers, as well as serving existing ones through our investment management, in the years to come.

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World Changes

CIO James Anderson talks to Heather Farmbrough about the current economic climate

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image: World Economy - Article 01

Looking Back

As Baillie Gifford celebrates its centenary, Gill Hollis considers the last 100 years of investment

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image: Small Wonders - Article 02

Look to the Future

An imaginary letter describes how the world of investment might look in the year 2108

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image: Going Green - Article 03

Natural Choice

How investors tend to turn their attention to commodities when other investments look shaky

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image: Over a Barrel - Article 04

Mighty Oaks

Patrick Edwardson, manager of SAINTS, explains the potential of investing in forestry and timber

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image: Four years on - Article 05

The Way Forward

Partner Edward Hocknell on how shifts in industries are changing the way that we invest today

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image: On the house - Article 06

Pound for Pound

Economics expert David Smith on how the value of sterling can affect investment in the UK

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image:All Change - Article 07

Here to Stay

Technology is bringing long-term and unexpected opportunities, according to Stephen Womack

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image: Risk Strategies - Article 08