Investors' Chronicle

Main market-listed Berkeley Energia (BKY) is building a uranium mine in Western Spain. Permits and funding have been secured, and many market watchers believing prices can only go up. But not everyone is happy with the development. For this episode of the IC's Extraction Podcast, resources writer Alex Newman talks to Berkeley CEO Paul Atherley about the group's aversion to debt, the uranium market, nuclear energy and local opposition.

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In this week's show Emma Agyemang explains why it is important to take the correct amount of risk and how to work out what level is

appropriate for you. Tamsin Hazell, chartered financial planner at Succession Wealth, sets out the steps you need to take for retirement planning in your 50s. And Emma looks at what funds Schroder UK Growth Fund's former manager will take on next.

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On this week's IC Companies and Markets Show editor John Hughman talks to Harriet Russell about the latest twists in the surprisingly exciting tale of grocery retailing, while Megan Boxall introduces her new seven-step approach for de-risking biotech investing.

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Deputy personal finance editor Taha Lokhandwala is joined by Sam Handfield Jones, head of cash at Octopus Investments, Sophie Kilvert, private client manager at Seven Investment Management and James Norrington, specialist writer at the IC, to discuss the best ways investors can get more out of their cash by making small and active changes, along with looking at the pros and cons of cash fund alternatives.

Investors' Chronicle has supported private investors in the UK for over 160 years by highlighting rewarding investment opportunities.

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In this week's show Taha Lokhandwala and Patrick Connolly, chartered financial planner at Chase de Vere, explain why Asian equities look attractive at the moment and suggest good ways to access them. Emma Agyemang explains why a proposed merger between Dunedin Smaller Companies Investment Trust and Standard Life UK Smaller Companies Trust would benefit their shareholders. And Patrick sets out some planning strategies to help mitigate inheritance tax.

Investors' Chronicle has supported private investors in the UK for over 160 years by highlighting rewarding investment opportunities.

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On this week's Companies and Markets Show IC editor John Hughman talks to Megan Boxall and Harriet Clarfelt about what makes a good Aim IPO, and why sport and investing have not always proved happy bedfellows.

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The team is joined by Darius McDermott, managing director at Chelsea Financial Services, to discuss what impact the increase in trade tensions between the US and China could have on investors' portfolios. Plus how absolute return funds could help mitigate downside in your portfolio and why spending more money in retirement could be something to consider.

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On this week's show IC editor John Hughman asks Algy Hall whether the good times are well and truly over for UK housebuilders, and speaks to James Norrington about why the active vs passive funds debate is a red herring for investors.

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In this week's show Tim Crockford, manager of Hermes Impact Opportunities Equity Fund, explains what impact investing is and how he implements the strategy in his fund. The IC team also look at how certain trading strategies can boost the returns you get from passive funds, and which areas of the bond market still offer value.

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 IC editor John Hughman talks to Alex Newman about why private investors need to think more like hedge fund managers, while companies editor Mark Robinson gives the lowdown on a turbulent week at Rolls-Royce

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