On our latest episode we are joined by Jon Cunliffe, Chief Investment Office and John Redwood, Chief Global Strategist. Jon and John discuss the commitment of global economies to curtail the effects of Coronavirus and look to the future of new consumer trends, local supply chains and reduced globalisation.

On today's podcast we are joined for a fireside chat with Cliadhna Law, Business Development Director. Cliadhna talks us through her new daily structure working from home and how the absence of a commute has generated more free time for creative endeavours.

On today's podcast we are joined by Tina Cook and Scott Gardner from our research team and Garry White, Chief Investment Commentator. Together, the three review the current position of the markets with special attention to bonds and equities and discuss all that we cannot see, with the current information vacuum making it difficult to understand the depth of the economic effects of Coronavirus.

On today's podcast we are joined by John Harrison, Head of Information and Cyber Security at Charles Stanley. John discusses the importance of remaining vigilant online when working from home and sheds light on how a bit of additional time in his day is allowing him to pause and appreciate the moment.

On today's podcast we are joined by Jon Cunliffe, Chief Investment Officer and Garry White, Chief Investment Commentator, to discuss the ongoing effects of Coronavirus on the current markets. Their discussion draws attention to the current oil crisis and the difficulties of countries striking the right balance between health and wealth.

For this week's fireside chat we are joined by Oxford Office Manager Ria Shepherd. Ria sheds light on what she has struggled most with in isolation and how she has tried to stay both motivated and entertained in lockdown.

On this week's episode, Charles Stanley's Chief Global Strategist, John Redwood, will look at the immediate impact and decisions of global economies in what he coins the "deepest, sharpest recession any of us have ever witnessed."