Stacey Parsons, founder and chair of Investor Access to Regulated Markets (IARB), discusses the FCA’s recent plans to cut the red tape around corporate bonds.

Veteran fund manager, David Cumming, head of UK equities at BNY/Newton discusses his rather optimistic view on the ‘unloved’ UK market over the next year amidst Trump’s inauguration and how ‘the zeitgeist has moved past ESG’.

It’s been a very busy year for wealth management. Join our reporters in the studio as we discuss the highlights of the last year.

Jonathon Regis and Nigel Hikmet, who both work in Lansdowne Partners’ $5bn developed market team, discuss the hedge fund firm's evolution and why their strategy has never has 'almost never looked this different to the index'.

Think all tech investors are obsessed with the latest gadgets and trends? Think again.

Veteran tech investor William de Gale, co-founder of BlueBox Asset Management, is avoiding Nvidia, sceptical of Bitcoin and searching for ‘boring’ companies.

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.

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 curate more sustainable portfolios.

Tom Naughton, manager of the $762m Prusik Asian Equity Income fund, discusses the incredible valuation gap between different markets in Asia, Chinese stimulus measures and how running a hedge fund influenced his approach.