Aberdeen believes strongly that a diverse workforce is the key to better decision-making. We asked two of our leading female fund managers to share their approach to investing, decision-making and collaboration. Rebecca Maclean, Co-Manager of Dunedin Income Growth Trust (DIGIT) and Amanda Yeaman, Co-Manager of Aberdeen UK Smaller Companies Growth Trust (AUSC) reflect on their journeys into fund management and explain how conviction, shared thinking and long-term perspective shape their investment approach.
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