The Wealth Show
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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HSBC private bank global CIO: Our allocation calls on $550bn of assets (opens the original)
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HSBC's Willem Sels discusses how concerned to be about rising bond yields and the risk, and reality, of investment portfolios becoming 'one big AI trade'.
Saker Nusseibeh: Where most ESG investing went wrong (opens the original)
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The CEO of Federated Hermes Limited discusses confused thinking on sustainable investing and how to succeed in emerging markets.
The biggest fund manager red flags for Mirabaud’s UK portfolio head (opens the original)
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Citywire Wealth Manager Top 100 star Jonathan Unwin shared what turns him away from a fund and what his best recent asset allocation call was.
‘Like 1990s China’: Should investors start to think about Africa? (opens the original)
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Joe Studwell, whose work on growth in developing countries has won fans from Baillie Gifford to Bill Gates, says countries like Ethiopia could soon become interesting to investors.
£64bn firm founder Rich Pzena on where the market is mispricing stocks (opens the original)
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Rich Pzena talks building his £64bn firm, his deep-value playbook and current market opportunities.
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