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May 8

#321 Rate cuts and stock market resilience

This week, Sophie Barrington talks to Francis Addai about resilient global stock markets despite tariff risks, the divergence between soft and hard economic data, and the Bank of England’s latest interest rate announcement. To read insights from Barclays Investment Bank, visit ww ... Show More

13m 9s

May 1

#320 Trumponomics – an updated survival guide

Sophie Barrington talks to Will Hobbs about the latest developments in the global economy and capital markets, from the Magnificent Seven’s earnings reports to President Trump’s rapidly evolving trade war. To read insights from Barclays Investment Bank, visit www.ib.barclays/our- ... Show More

15m 13s

Apr 24

#319 Lessons from Brexit, Truss and Liberation Day

Miles Sherry talks to Portfolio Manager Stephen Peters and Will Hobbs about the latest developments in the trade war and what lessons investors can learn from two British shocks. To read insights from Barclays Investment Bank, visit www.ib.barclays/our-insights.html…le_site_pbpod ... Show More

34m 47s

Jan 2021

The Download: What’s ahead for Canadian banks?

While challenges remain in the near term, leaders of the country’s top banks agree that a rebound is likely on the horizon, with vaccines playing an ever-important role. What other factors are impacting Canada’s financial sector? Stu Kedwell, Co-Head, North American Equities, rec ... Show More

6m 38s

Aug 2023

25: The Big Bang: The origin of modern real estate and banking

In this latest episode of Onward, Fundrise CEO Ben Miller and co-host Cardiff Garcia give us a tour of the economic landscape that was once the status quo: a world where local lending institutions called S&Ls — or thrifts — were the primary way individuals saved for and financed ... Show More

58m 23s

Jun 2022

Saxo Bank CEO on 30 years in FinTech

Investment banks have faced unprecedented times before, but market dynamics and the volume of data in play in 2022 makes this a time like no other. That's according to Kim Fournais, who founded Denmark firm Saxo Bank in 1992. The CEO joins co-hosts Mustafa Alrawi and Kelsey Warne ... Show More

27m 37s

Mar 2023

What the banking turmoil means for investors’ portfolios

Since the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, investors are closely watching how stress in the financial sector is spreading through markets and the economy. With First Republic Bank and Credit Suisse making headlines, policymakers are examining what they can do to steady markets and ... Show More

24m 24s

Feb 2021

The Download: Checking in on Canadian banks

This episode, Stu Kedwell, Co-Head, North American Equities, joins Dave to discuss Q1 earnings results of Canada’s top banks. Stu also takes a look at what’s in store for the financial sector, as broader economic recovery presses on. (Recorded February 24, 2021)To view the transc ... Show More

6m 56s

Jan 2023

Lessons from Buffett’s Investing Framework

Can you think of any stocks in the S&P 500 that will have higher earnings five years from now? Are you 90% confident in your prediction? If you have a good answer to these questions, then you might be able to start investing like Warren Buffett. Motley Fool Senior Analyst John R ... Show More

25m 28s

Apr 2023

MI266: Banks on the Run: Insights into the Banking Crisis & the Future of Banking w/ Joseph Wang

Rebecca Hotsko talks with Joseph Wang about the ongoing banking crisis, including the reasons behind the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse, the possibility of further contagion in the industry, and other related topics.Joseph is the CIO at Monetary Macro, and prev ... Show More

52m 21s

Jun 2023

Are Banking Relationships Sticky?

When Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, $43 billion left its doors in one afternoon, or $1 million every second. How has the banking landscape changed since then? Motley Fool Senior Analyst Bill Mann caught up with Chip Mahan, CEO of Live Oak Bank. They discuss: - The breakdown of co ... Show More

22m 1s

Nov 2019

Futurewatch: The future of banking

Futurewatch: The future of bankingWill the bricks and mortar of high-street banks be replaced by the silicon chips of data centres? Looking at the rise of "neobanks" around the world, The Economist’s finance editor Helen Joyce explores how technology is changing traditional banki ... Show More

20m 26s

Jun 2024

U.S. interest rates: Where do we go from here?

Capital Group economist Darrell Spence discusses his outlook for U.S. interest rates, inflation and the economy at the mid-point of 2024. Will the Fed cut rates this year? Is inflation still too high? And what’s the risk of a recession down the road? Darrell tackles those questio ... Show More

24m 11s

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