How can we overhaul regulation, risk appetite, and research so that our public markets become the first choice for growth companies?

This conversation is an honest appraisal of the capital’s challenges with ideas about how they should be addressed.

It features:

Georgina Brittain, managing director of JP Morgan Asset Management and a keen small and midcap investor;

Steven Fine, chief executive of Peel Hunt, the UK investment bank;

Rachel Kent, the Hogan Lovells lawyer conducting a review for HM  Treasury looking at how to revive equity research which stimulates share trading;

City veteran Richard Wyatt, the chairman of equity advisory at Rothschild & Co.

It is chaired by Ben Chu, economics editor of BBC Newsnight.