Masters of Finance

Martyn Whieldon, Managing Director of Samuel Heath & Sons Plc, a sixth-generation business based in the industrial heartland of Britain producing a range of high-quality products for the bathroom and door hardware markets listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange.

Andy Warne, Managing Director of National Milk Records Plc, an agri-tech information services provider to the UK diary industry listed on Aquis Stock Exchange, discusses the changes in consumer habits, impact on inflation in the sector and the disruptive technology used in the milk recording sector. 

Brian Winterflood, the renowned financier looks back on his 60-year career in the City. In this episode, Brian describes his early career as a jobber, his influential role in the founding of the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) and being the driving force behind Winterflood Securities. 

The big question is, would he do it all again? 

Alasdair Haynes, CEO of Aquis Exchange Plc, a stock market providing primary and secondary markets for equity and debt products. In this episode, Alasdair discusses bringing proportionality to regulation and creating competitive pressure by bringing innovative products and setting rules of a high standard that are appropriate to the size of the company. 

Agam Jain, CEO of Vector Capital Plc, a commercial lending group that offers secured loans primarily to businesses located in the United Kingdom listed on the AIM market, opens up on his various business strategies that have brought him success and shares his outlook on the UK property market. 

Bolt Global, a platform designed to enable people from all walks of life to have access to information and entertainment that will inspire them to learn more about the power of value creation and exchange. Jamal Hassim, CEO at Bolt Global discusses growing the media hosting platform to 4 million global users and breaks down the developing technologies of Web3, tokens and digital wallets.  

Gervais Williams, head of equities at Premier Miton provides us with an insight on their investment criteria and discusses why the UK will dominate the world in small and micro-cap quoted companies, the end of globalisation, liquidity in equity markets and the impact of the rise in cost of living.