Funds Fan: Baillie Gifford on resilient income investing
The team interview Toby Ross, manager of the Baillie Gifford Responsible Global Equity Income fund.
7th May 2021 16:34
by Kyle Caldwell from interactive investor
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The team discuss the Scottish Mortgage (LSE:SMT) and cryptocurrency, meeting company management and fund manager trading decisions, and the funds and trusts in favour among investors.
They are joined by Toby Ross, fund manager of the Baillie Gifford Responsible Global Equity Income fund, which is one of interactive investor’s ACE 40 recommendations. In the interview, Toby explains why investors should focus on long-term dividend growth rather than targeting companies with high dividend yields.
Highlights
01:09 Scottish Mortgage, cryptocurrency and professional investor interest in the asset class
04:22 “Whatever your view of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, a lot of people want to own and trade it and that's not going to go away anytime soon.”
06:35 Most popular funds and trusts among investors in April
07:31 Baillie Gifford's Toby Ross joins the podcast
09:00 “We think the question that income investors should be asking themselves isn't what's the yield today, but what's the dividend going to be in 10 years' time?”
10:40 “Go for growth compounders that can pay dividends as they grow. That's what's going to work best for income investors over the long run.”
19:45 Fund spotlight: introducing a new addition to our Super 60 list of rated investments: the WisdomTree Enhanced Commodity ETF (LSE:WCOB)
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