Beyond active vs passive: LGPS seeks new paradigm for equity returns

With less than a quarter of active managers beating the benchmark, is it time for the LGPS to go passive? At Room151’s LGPS North Conference, Baillie Gifford’s Stuart Dunbar and Border to Coast’s Ryan Boothroyd take stock of equity challenges.

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Stuart Dunbar, client relationship director at Baillie Gifford, argued that the focus on active versus passive was the wrong paradigm to be focusing on. Instead, he drew

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