300 episodes
Investors Chronicle Acast
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- Investing
Concerned with QE's effects on equity valuations? Looking for ideas for your Isa? Or just plain confused by the stock market? Each week, the Investors Chronicle picks apart the latest news for companies, markets and funds in our regular magazine podcasts. Subscribe for these, along with CEO interviews, company-specific shows and special in-depth discussions on big market themes.
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Good ways to mitigate market falls and how to enter turbulent markets
On this week’s show Dave Baxter explains why funds which take an environmental, social and governance (ESG) investment approach have recently fared better. He and Steve Kenny, commercial director at Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research, consider whether ESG funds can continue to do well and explain why you need to carefully examine them before you invest. And Steve and Mary McDougall set out some sensible investment strategies for turbulent markets. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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Companies & Markets Show: Surviving the dividend crunch
On this week's Companies & Markets Show John Hughman talks to Alex Newman and Phil Oakley about how income-seekers can survive the dividend crisis, why Covid-19 may bring about much-needed changes in attitudes towards market and business risk, and a tech giant that should be on every investor's watchlist. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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Companies & Markets Show: Fighting back
On this week's Companies & Markets Show editor John Hughman talks to Megan Boxall and Phil Oakley about how science and government are mobilising their resources to beat Covid-19. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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Companies & Markets Show: CORONAGEDDON
On this week's Companies & Markets Show John Hughman and Phil Oakley survey the damage Covid-19 has inflicted on global stock markets and explain why investors need to prepare themselves for the very different world it could leave behind. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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Personal Finance Show: Coronavirus diversifiers and what the Budget means for your pension
With markets tumbling and economies on lockdown, much of this week's Budget was focused on tackling the worst effects of the coronavirus. But with some eye-grabbing initiatives in the pensions and Isa space, deputy personal finance editor Dave Baxter and Shore Financial Planning director Ben Yearsley discuss some of the implications the Budget could have on your finances.
Meanwhile investment writer Mary McDougall delves into a controversial sector – absolute return funds – and asks how effective they are in volatile markets. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy -
Personal Finance Show: How to manage money through volatility
On this week's show Jason Hollands, managing director at Tilney Group, explains why you should not panic sell during falling markets and sets out some suggestions on how to manage your money through volatility. Personal finance writer Mary McDougall explains why European equities can provide good investment opportunities despite economic problems. And Jason sets out some of the tax benefits of Isas and how you can save for retirement with them. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Customer Reviews
Thoroughly enjoyable podcast - great job!
I love Phil Oakley presenting he has a very logical approach to investing. He comes across very well and always fully justify his opinions! It has led me to purchase the magazine on a regular basis - good job! NC
How enjoyable depends on the presenters
John Hughman is entertaining and Phil Oakley is interesting to listen to. I like the two of them together. The other presenters not so much, as they either talk as if they are on amphetamines (very fast), or have a speech impediment and can’t pronounce their “r”’s and keep saying “oooooooookay”. You should have presenters who can speak well, because people have to listen to it,
Can’t wait for the new companies and markets podcast to arrive every Thursday!
I enjoy this so much that come Thursday lunchtime I’m already looking forward to getting home and listening to the podcast. The addition of Phil Oakley to the Investors Chronicle team has been superb. He’s really Informative and I always enjoy his analysis of companies. Hearing the discussions on these with before the magazine comes out is excellent. John has a nice relaxed manner and I like the style of podcast very much, even if it’s about his DIY projects at home! Miss Megan though: she was enjoyable to listen to on her healthcare coverage.
