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Baillie Gifford was founded in 1908. It has survived the Great Depression, two world wars and numerous stock market crashes. So what has more than a century of investing taught us about how to navigate a crisis like this? Scott Nisbet, who joined Baillie Gifford in 1996, talks to Malcolm Borthwick about what he has learnt from previous crises, staying calm and why now’s the time to read Albert Camus.
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