How the Election Will Affect US-China RelationsBy Merryn Somerset WebbOn Merryn Talks Money, Enodo Economics Chief Economist Diana Choyleva discusses what could change—depending on who wins.
What Would Adam Smith Think of the UK Deficit?By Sommer Saadi and Merryn Somerset WebbOn Merryn Talks Money, a special panel discusses how Labour is likely to levy new taxes to address the shortfall left behind by the Tories.
How to Trade in a Radically Reshaped EconomyBy John Stepek and Merryn Somerset WebbOn this week’s Merryn Talks Money, author Lawrence McDonald joins to discuss his book, How to Listen When Markets Speak.
The Secret to a Contrarian Investor’s SuccessBy Merryn Somerset WebbAlec Cutler of Orbis Investments joins Merryn Talks Money to explain what’s behind his fund’s decade of strong returns.
The Time to Buy UK Small Caps May Be HereBy Merryn Somerset WebbCape Wrath Capital’s Adam Rackley explains why on this week’s Merryn Talks Money.
Beware of the ‘Concentrated’ AI Chipmaker BubbleBy Merryn Somerset WebbMacroStrategy’s James Ferguson tells Merryn Talks Money there are better places to put your money.
How London Can Stop Losing Listings to New YorkBy Sommer Saadi and Merryn Somerset WebbOn Merryn Talks Money, Gatemore’s Liad Meidar discusses how the UK can dissuade British companies from switching to the Big Apple.
This Swiss Private Bank Is Bullish on BritainBy Merryn Somerset WebbOn Merryn Talks Money, Peter Kinsella of Union Bancaire Privee explains why UK consumers and the election are key reasons.
Why Now Is the Moment for Bitcoin and GoldBy Sommer Saadi and Merryn Somerset WebbOn Merryn Talks Money, Ruffer fund manager Alexander Chartres and ByteTree founder Charlie Morris explain why geopolitics makes both assets desirable.
Living Longer Means Rethinking How You Work Right NowBy Merryn Somerset WebbEconomist and author Andrew Scott joins Merryn Talks Money to explain the major life changes needed to prepare for an extended retirement.
What Kind of Fireworks Does Labour Have Planned for July 4?By Sommer Saadi and Merryn Somerset WebbOn Merryn Talks Money, we discuss how a likely election rout of the Tories could empower Keir Starmer to make big changes that affect your money.
The Argument Against Relative PerformanceBy Merryn Somerset WebbTellworth’s John Warren tells Merryn Talks Money investors aren’t interested in a manager’s record versus an index—they just want to make money.
Why Everyone Believes What They Want to BelieveBy Merryn Somerset WebbLondon Business School professor Alex Edmans tells Merryn Talks Money why he thinks statistics and studies exploit pre-existing biases on ESG and CEO pay.
Making the Case for Active InvestingBy Merryn Somerset WebbOn this episode of Merryn Talks Money, Simon Evan-Cook of Downing Fund Managers explains his strategy while praising Jack Bogle.
Why One CEO Thinks Sunak Will Quit by JulyBy Merryn Somerset WebbOn this week’s Merryn Talks Money, BlondeMoney CEO Helen Thomas explains her predictions for a new prime minister and a surprise summer election.