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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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A Media Operator

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A Media Operator is a community for entrepreneurs and operators in the digital media space. This podcast is a natural extension of the newsletter (www.amediaoperator.com) and community that has already been built. Each week, I will interview entrepreneurs and operators that are building these media companies. Over the course of approximately an hour, we'll discuss their businesses, their success and failures, and, ultimately, what they learned about building media companies. This podcast wil ...
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What will be the endgame for SDR? The regulator’s sustainable labels had a rocky start, with many rejecting the labels altogether amid various issues with the process,, but the teething problems appear to be over now, according to Parmenion’s senior investment manager Mollie Thornton.By Citywire
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For many employers, umbrella funds promise simplicity, cost-effectiveness and the benefits of scale. But beneath the surface, there are pressing concerns. Critics have pointed out issues ranging from hidden costs to limited transparency. Employers often focus solely on administration fees, overlooking other significant expenses like investment fees…
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How do we stop greenwashing, encourage genuine sustainability and call out bad practice? That’s the job facing Chris Welsford, director of Anthesis Research, a co-operative that researches the underlying holdings in sustainable portfolios. In this episode, we chat to Chris about how he conducts his research, and how he engages with fund managers to…
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This episode serves as a year-end analysis, providing insights into how investors can navigate the uncertainties ahead. As markets reacted positively to Donald Trump’s presidential win, with both equity futures and the US dollar rising significantly, questions arise about the sustainability of these trends. Joined again by Sean Neethling, head of i…
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Mike Ambery joins this week's Advice Show to discuss the fallout from a hectic few weeks that saw Rachel Reeves deliver her first Budget and her maiden Mansion House address. We discuss the government's pension plans, mandation on investment, whether the messaging has been off since they arrived in power and how they will look to get the country's …
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Jon Greer joined the Advice Show for this week's episode, two weeks on from Rachel Reeves's maiden Budget. Hiking taxes by £40bn, including levying inheritance tax on pensions, Greer discusses all of that plus whether or not the chancellor should mandate UK investment and whether her bold plans will come off.…
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Rachel Reeves ‘boxed herself into a corner’ with her election promises, according to AJ Bell’s head of public policy Rachel Vahey. In this week’s episode, she breaks down Labour’s first budget, which brought a much-discussed CGT increase along with an inheritance tax hit on pensions. Employers also faced a rise in their national insurance contribut…
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For most of the last three years US markets, led by large-cap growth companies, have surged while other developed and emerging markets have struggled to keep up. As a grouping, emerging markets seem to have lost their lustre and global investors appear more willing to rotate allocations within the US, as opposed to allocating capital outside its bo…
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In this episode of Money, Markets, and Masterminds we unpack the thinking behind Citywire South Africa’s inaugural Top 50 Adviser list that was released this week. Joining me in studio is Tracy Benjamin, Citywire South Africa’s audience development relationship manager, who shared her insights into the selection process of advisers included in the …
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Speculation has been allowed to rumble on, to the point that advisers and their clients are selling assets and looking to cash in on their tax free lump sums before the big day. But will it be so punishing, for so many? And are the steps the government taking necessary to get the country back on its feet? Tom Selby, director of public policy at AJ …
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Thomas Tuchel replaced Gareth Southgate as England boss last week, and this guest claims that in the football world, Keir Starmer would also have been shown the door by now. This special episode is brought to you live from the Wealth Manager Retreat 2024. Keynote speaker Baroness Sayeeda Warsi sits down with Zachariah Sharif to give her take on the…
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Clients suffer from far too much inertia, and the younger generation will be much more likely to switch wealth managers – according to Shiv Gossain, CEO of AR Wealth Limited. In this week’s episode, we speak to Gossain, who founded AR Wealth Limited after leaving UBS last year, about consolidation in the industry, the future of AI, and the service …
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In the latest episode of ‘Money, Markets, and Masterminds,’ host Ruan Jooste discusses key highlights from the recent Institute of Retirement Funds Africa (IRFA) conference held in Cape Town, themed ‘Better Together’, bringing together over 1,000 delegates, including retirement fund managers, regulators, and industry experts. Joined by IRFA Preside…
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Have we reached ‘peak MPS’? That’s the question on the mind of James Sullivan, head of partnerships at Tyndall Investment Management. Reporters Zach Sharif and Natalia Vasnier discuss the saturation of the MPS market, the performance of active versus passive, and the ongoing pressure on fees.By Citywire
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In today’s episode, we delve into a topic that might not be the most exciting but is crucial for every one of us — the importance of having a will, as well as the challenges of obtaining a valid one. The Covid-19 pandemic certainly made many people rethink their priorities, revealing just how important it is to have their affairs in order. But as i…
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There are clear trends abroad, especially in the US where firms like Blackrock and Vanguard have built up industry-leading pools of assets under management by being first movers in a range of passive investment products and exchange traded funds (ETFs), including actively managed ETFs. The local asset management industry looks very different with l…
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Citywire’s 2024 Alpha Female Report was launched on Monday and revealed a somewhat encouraging stride in gender diversity within the asset management industry, with women now occupying 12.5% of portfolio management roles globally, up from 12.1% last year. The survey also showed, only about 12%, or 22 out of the 190 rated managers with funds domicil…
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In this podcast episode, we delve into the world of responsible investing and discuss Investec Wealth & Investment International’s newly launched ESG and Responsible Investing Guidebook. We explore how this free-to-download educational resource can help trustees, investors, and fund selectors navigate the complexities of integrating environmental, …
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In this episode of Money, Markets, and Masterminds we delve into the growing role of discretionary fund managers (DFMs) in the financial advisory landscape. We are joined by Nadir Thokan, senior DFM specialist at Alexforbes, to discuss how DFMs are transforming the industry by providing streamlined portfolio management, research, and compliance sup…
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Nearly two and a half years after the US Federal Reserve (Fed) kicked off a massive increase in interest rates, in a bid to combat surging inflation of course, global bond markets now appears to be heading in a new direction. It is widely believed that the Fed will start cutting interest rates this month at its policy-setting meeting on 18 Septembe…
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Close to 60% of the funds raised came from international investors, indicating growing interest from global markets in local markets. In this episode of "Money, Markets, and Masterminds," the discussion centres around the recent surge in private equity fundraising activity in South Africa, reaching a 13-year high. The conversation highlights key in…
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