Fund management ‘irretrievably broken’, says star investor
James Anderson of Baillie Gifford criticises ‘near pornographic allure’ of earnings reports and headlines
The star technology investor James Anderson has taken a parting shot at fellow fund managers addicted to the “near pornographic allure” of earnings reports and macroeconomic headlines, as he claimed the industry was “irretrievably broken”.
The outgoing co-manager of the FTSE 100-listed Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust said his own “greatest failing has been to be insufficiently radical” over the past two decades.



