The Companies and Markets show: Reacting to the UK's energy windfall tax + M&S and SIPPS
A government U-turn has seen a windfall tax finally imposed on oil and gas companies, but what are the implications for investors? Also retail writer Madeleine Taylor joins the show to take a deep div...
27 Maj 202233min
Peter Spiller: It’d be foolish to be confident because this world is so fragile
With UK inflation reaching a 40-year high of 9 per cent, the Bank of England base rate lagging at just 1 per cent and the global stock market falling over 15 per cent since the start of the year, inve...
25 Maj 202239min
The Companies and Markets show: BT, Vodafone, and have supply chains changed forever?
Arthur Sants returns to the Companies and Markets show to breakdown results for Vodafone and BT, before the panel ask what next for supply chains amid the ongoing inflationary crisis.Finally, private ...
20 Maj 202238min
Chris Dillow’s parting words of wisdom
As Investors' Chronicle struggles to come to terms with losing its veteran economist Chris Dillow to retirement, he shares the most important lessons he’s learned over his 35-year career. Hint: expert...
18 Maj 202237min
The Companies and Markets show: Talking rubbish
On this episode of the Companies and Markets show, Mark Robinson talks us through his long-read on waste management and the opportunities therein, and IC funds editor Dave Baxter also joins the panel ...
13 Maj 202234min
Tim Levene: Valuation is a topic of great debate in fintech
Fintech has boomed in recent years but a flood of money into the sector has spurred concern that some companies will struggle to grow into lofty valuations as the economic environment gets more challe...
11 Maj 202237min
The Companies and Markets show: Deflating the warehouse bubble
The Companies and Markets show returns to discuss Sainsbury's as our result of the week, before diving into Alex Newman's latest long read on Warren Buffett's longevity. Finally the pod welcomes new I...
6 Maj 202235min
Professor Russell Napier: The equity index fund is a dangerous product
The outbreak of Covid-19 sparked a transformation in monetary policy, according to Professor Russell Napier, with governments now effectively controlling money supply. Combine this with a decoupling b...
4 Maj 202249min
