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Nick Train on Long-Term Investing: Patience, AI, UK Equities & 40 Years of Lessons (opens the original)
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Nick Train has spent more than 40 years in investment management. In this wide-ranging conversation, he reflects on what four decades in markets have taught him about patience, conviction, valuation and the importance of owning great businesses for the long term. We explore active versus passive investing, why Nick believes more people should own equities, and why concentrated portfolios require both conviction and humility. Nick also discusses the opportunities he sees within the UK stock marke
Beyond Active vs Passive: Building Investment Portfolios That Behave — with Ash Weston (opens the original)
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The debate between active and passive investing is often presented as a simple choice. But does that binary argument distract advisers from the questions that really matter? In this episode of the Money Wise UK Podcast, George Ladds is joined by Ash Weston, Head of Model Portfolio Services at 8AM Global , to explore how investment portfolios can be designed to behave consistently, support a financial plan and deliver outcomes clients can understand. George and Ash discuss the limitations of rely
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