Guiding mind
Asset Management – an anatomy, Version 4, published by The Institute of Asset Management in July 2024, defines a guiding mind as an: ‘An expression used to describe the consistent and considered decision making and objective setting to achieve best value from assets (explicitly not the same as the owner).’
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