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Publication date: 20 August 2024

Published by: Baillie Gifford

You are invited to the inaugural Scottish Mortgage Digital Conference on 30th September 2024 at 1-3pm. The theme is Change Drives Growth.

At Scottish Mortgage, we aim to find and support the world’s most exceptional growth companies. In our experience, these tend to be companies redefining the industries in which they operate. By offering something new and better, they can rapidly take market share from existing players. Scottish Mortgage aims to include these disruptors in the portfolio so shareholders can benefit from any returns they may generate. In short, change drives growth.

To bring this concept to life, we have an exciting line up of speakers:

  • Introduction from investment manager Tom Slater

  • Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology with award-winning author Chris Miller and Tom Slater

  • Private Companies: Why Primary Capital is Purposeful Capital with Tom Slater, deputy manager Lawrence Burns, and portfolio director Claire Shaw

  • Money Without Borders with Kristo Käärmann, CEO and founder of Wise, and Lawrence Burns

Capital at risk.

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