The podcast where we unravel the intricacies of investment, explore the ever-changing market, and tap into the wisdom of the masterminds who shape them both.

Our weekly podcast offers rare access to the sharpest minds in investment, along with insights from top executives in the wealth and fund management industry. Find out what makes these individuals tick and where they see the best opportunities in global markets.

'This Week in Wealth' is Citywire's weekly podcast that breaks down the biggest stories in the US wealth management industry and what they mean for advisors. Citywire USA editor-in-chief Alex Steger and Citywire RIA editor Ian Wenik are joined by a rotating cast of Citywire journalists and notable industry names.

Exclusive interviews and lively chat with a diverse mix of figures from the financial planning profession, personal finance and financial services.

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Citywire is at the Heart of Wealth for professionals like you - decision-makers who invest more than $120tn in assets around the world, whether you are a financial adviser in the UK, a due diligence head in the US, a European fund selector or a private banker in Asia.

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The Citywire Virtual, Global CEO Summits bring together Chief Executives of Asset Management firms to discuss their response to the coronavirus crisis. In Series One, held in late March, the discussion centred on how they were responding to the crisis, what lessons were they learning and what the future might look like.

Thanks, I quit features Swiss finance professionals who had an interesting career change. Hosted by Citywire Switzerland reporter Fergus Horsfall, the first series includes star names who left Switzerland’s financial heavyweights and those who took unconventional routes to the top. From bitcoin bosses to Iraq fund impresarios and sustainability pioneers, make sure you tune in every second Wednesday to learn from the most fascinating figures in the industry.

Hosts Alex Steger, Frank Talbot, and Chris Sloley ask the best investors about their worst mistakes, and (crucially) what they learned from them. We hear from some of the brightest minds in markets, advice, and analysis to glean their gravest errors and discover how they beat their blunders to become better investors today.

They say that money changes everything. Well, so does technology. In this podcast, The WealthTech Show, we speak to the ground-breaking pioneers who are using tech tools and trends to shape the future of investing and financial planning. With new solutions and trends popping up at a mind-boggling rate, we explore what this means for our everyday lives, as well as the wealth management and financial advice industries. Welcome to The WealthTech Show.

Be it varying investment environments or ever new client circumstances, change is more than just a constant in advisers’ lives – it’s their daily bread and butter. 'A word of advice', a podcast series in association with Brooks Macdonald, gives a snapshot of everything that’s on advisers’ minds these days, from catering to different investment needs to helping clients maintain their desired living standard in retirement.

Have you developed a trusting relationship with a single member of a family, or have you been able to grow your relationships so that the whole family is able to benefit from your expertise? We sat down with Quilter and several advisers to discuss the ins and outs of building relationships with clients’ families, how to go about attracting multiple generations within a family unit and what to keep in mind when it comes to shaping conversations around inheritance planning.