Jason Pidcock, manager of the Jupiter Asian Income Fund, reflects with Wilf on his 35 years of investing in the continent and how he has built his strategy over the last 20 years to be one of the most successful Asian equity strategies managed from London.

Jason explains how a concentrated portfolio of 25 large, cash-generative companies across Taiwan, Australia, Singapore, India and South Korea has delivered strong long-term returns and outperformance.

The conversation ranges from why he has zero exposure to China and Hong Kong despite their economic heft, why he embraces investing in Taiwan despite geopolitical fears, to why he sees India as the most attractive developing market in the world and why some of Asia’s tech hardware names are a better-value way to play the AI boom than richly valued US mega caps. Jason also unpacks his bullish stance on gold and Australian miners amid loose global monetary policy, shares his concerns about China’s demographics, politics and corporate governance and why he prefers to access Chinese growth indirectly via companies listed elsewhere.

Along the way, Jason and Wilfred revisit the evolution of the strategy from its Newton days to Jupiter – when Wilf worked for Jason – and discuss the trade-offs involved in leaving a multi‑billion dollar franchise to build a new platform. Jason also explains why a lack of emotion is a necessity for working in investing and how you should always trust your own judgement when it comes to big career decisions. 

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Please note - Wilf is a holder of the Jupiter Asian Income Fund

Harvey Schwartz, CEO of Carlyle, reflects on his unconventional journey from a challenging upbringing and early career uncertainties, to the peak of global finance, including senior roles at Goldman Sachs. Schwartz, who oversees over $450 billion in assets at Carlyle, dives deep into how private markets have evolved, the factors driving their extraordinary growth, and his perspective on the future of public versus private capital.

As the conversation unfolds, Schwartz candidly addresses topics like mental health and personal adversity, sharing lessons on harnessing insecurity as a strength and the importance of mentorship and humility in leadership. The episode also explores the current economic environment, the resilience of US and global markets, the impact of fiscal and monetary stimulus, and the outlook for interest rates and credit markets. Listeners will gain unique insights into financial cycles, the maturation of global capital markets, and practical leadership advice from one of the investment industry’s most experienced figures.

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This podcast is for information purposes only. It does not constitute an invitation or inducement to engage in any investment activity. It is not a financial promotion as defined under section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA). The views expressed by the presenter of this podcast are those of the presenter and are provided in the course of journalism. This podcast benefits from the exemption under Article 20 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 (FPO), It does not require approval by a person authorised under the FSMA. Generic information, not identifying any specific investment, fund, provider or service, about a class of investments such as shares, bonds, derivatives and cryptoassets, might be provided and/or discussed during this podcast. Such discussion falls within the generic promotions exemption (Article 17 of the FPO). Such discussion is not a financial promotion requiring approval by an authorised person under section 21 of the FSMA. Investing involves risk. You should consult a suitably qualified adviser who can assess your individual circumstances before making any investment decision

Mike Wilson, Chief U.S. Equity Strategist and Chief Investment Officer at Morgan Stanley, sits down with Wilf this week to outline his bullish view for US equities, and how inflation is the elixir for earnings growth, provided the Federal Reserve isn’t hiking rates. Both surprisingly and controversially he does NOT believe the Fed is independent, but thinks this is, in fact, GOOD for stocks.

Wilson, widely respected for his bold market calls and deep analytical acumen, opens up about the art and science behind his celebrated investment insights – and the costly lessons learned from getting it wrong. He reflects on the origins of his framework: a blend of hands-on bottom-up analysis (having started his career as a tech stock analyst), and a unique focus on the “rate of change” in earnings growth and policy. He shares rare wisdom on how policy shifts, passive flows, and liquidity are redefining what drives asset prices today, breaking down why traditional models often fail and what sets his approach apart.

Listeners will discover how Wilson correctly navigated the major market turning points during the pandemic and its aftermath, calling the lows in March 2020 and then the market top in late 2021 with uncanny accuracy. Perhaps more strikingly he opens up about what he missed in 2023, as the market rallied but he maintained a cautious outlook, and what he learned from that experience. Wilson’s candid account of missed signals, bear market calls, and the challenge of embracing new investment themes will resonate with anyone who knows the pain of holding conviction in turbulent times.

Wilson explains his latest bullish outlook for U.S. stocks, why he believes the rally is broadening, and what makes 2026 a year to watch for cyclical and overlooked sectors.

Frost and Wilson explore the risks and opportunities created by the Federal Reserve’s evolving stance, inflation regime shifts, and the ongoing transformation of market leadership from technology and mega-cap “moat” stocks to sectors long left behind. He shares actionable advice for individual investors – why time horizon is the ultimate edge – and offers critical insights for institutional allocators about managing risk in an era of policy volatility.

He also outlines why he is a believer in the Trump administration’s economic policies and why he thinks a US economic recession has already happened – and been missed by everyone including the Fed – and is now in the rear view mirror.

This episode promises not just expert commentary but a masterclass in risk-taking, strategy adjustment, and contrarian thinking from one of Wall Street’s most trusted and provocative minds.

The content of The Master Investor Podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or other professional advice. Always seek independent financial advice before making investment decisions

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Renowned financial journalist and author Andrew Ross Sorkin joins Wilf on this week's episode of The Master Investor Podcast to dissect the mechanics, characters, and lessons of history’s most infamous market crash - 1929. Sorkin, the acclaimed CNBC anchor, creator of DealBook, and author of Too Big to Fail, reveals the eight-year odyssey behind his latest book, 1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in History and How It Shattered a Nation.

Sorkin reveals his meticulous process of piecing together lost diaries, newly uncovered archives, and never-before-released Federal Reserve minutes to bring to life the drama, innovation, and excess of the Roaring Twenties. The conversation explores the evolution of Wall Street, the advent of leverage for everyday Americans, and the dizzying rise of stock speculation that led to disaster. Sorkin and Frost draw striking parallels between the optimism and innovations of the 1920s and today’s markets, asking: could it happen again? Sorkin reveals that his big fear today is not knowing how much leverage is in the system - due to the explosion of private credit - because ultimately "the match that lights the fire of every crisis is the leverage".

You’ll hear stories of larger-than-life figures such as Charles Mitchell, John Raskob, John Pierpont Morgan and Winston Churchill, explore why things spiralled out of control, and discover why the aftermath of 1929 still reverberates through financial markets and economic policy now. Sorkin also shares candid insights on his writing journey, career lessons, and the enduring value of patience.

Whether you’re a seasoned investor, student of history, or just fascinated by great storytelling, this episode offers timely lessons and edge-of-your-seat reflections on risk, resilience, and the markets that shape our world.

Photo © Mike Cohen

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CNBC star and Wilf’s former co-anchor, Sara Eisen, joins the Master Investor Podcast to reflect on the state of the US economy and stock market, as well as her career and the incredible people she has met and interviewed, from Secretary Bessent to Fed Chair Jay Powell.

From her front-row seat at CNBC, where she anchors “Squawk on the Street” and “Money Movers,” Sara offers an insider’s view on how America’s economy continues to defy expectations – and why business investment, AI innovation, and the Trump administration’s policies have combined to fuel a surprisingly strong economy. She also discusses the evolving role of tariffs and why they’re here to stay; the balancing act that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell faces, and how and why Secretary Bessent has been able to reassure stock market investors in the face of huge volatility.

Beyond the headlines, Sara shares personal insights into her evolution as one of the world’s premier business journalists — from covering currencies at Bloomberg to interviewing central bankers, presidents, and CEOs. She reflects on her interviewing philosophy, what it takes to thrive under pressure, and why preparation and curiosity remain her superpowers.

In a lively and warm exchange, Wilf and Sara reminisce about their years on air together, swap stories about anchoring at dawn, and close with her take on the best leadership traits she's observed from the world’s top decision-makers – plus who’s still on her interview bucket list (hint: Taylor Swift and Sam Altman).

A must-listen for anyone interested in markets, media, and the art of asking better questions – featuring two of financial journalism’s finest in conversation.

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Legendary investor Howard Marks, co-founder and co-chairman of Oaktree Capital Management, sits down with Wilf to discuss 35 years of his celebrated investment memos and the timeless lessons they contain from his 50+ year career. Marks reflects on his most influential writings - from “Bubble.com” (in January 2000) on the eve of the DotCom bust to “You Can’t Predict, You Can Prepare” (in November 2001) - exploring how cycles, risk, and human behavior continue to shape markets today.

He shares his views on today’s era of optimism, and why he's relaxed about the valuation of the Magnificent 7 but concerned about the rest of the SP500. He also discusses the lessons of prudence in a long bull run, his scepticism towards gold, why he’s NOT concerned about recent bankruptcies of Tricolor and First Brands, and why successful investing is less about prediction and more about preparation. Marks and Frost also revisit “Sea Change” (Marks' December 2022 memo) unpacking the shift in interest rate regimes and how investors should recalibrate in a world no longer defined by falling rates.

A conversation rich with history, humility, and hard-earned perspective, this episode distills decades of market wisdom from one of the financial world’s clearest thinkers.

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Dan Morehead pivoted his hedge fund - Pantera Capital - to a pure play crypto hedge fund before the rest in 2013 and has reaped the rewards since. He first bought Bitcoin when it was priced at $65 compared to the $115,000 price today. Dan talks in detail to Wilf about the extraordinary conviction he has in blockchain - "the most asymmetric trade of all time" - which has allowed him to maintain his positions in the face of massive gains and massive drawdowns. He outlines why he thinks blockchain will play a central role in the next decade and century of the financial industry, the attractions of Solana and why he has launched a Solana digital asset treasury company. He also explains why Bitcoin has won the use case of "digital gold" and won't be surpassed in that. Dan reflects on the important change in approach from President Trump towards crypto; why he is a believer in digital asset treasury companies (like Tom Lee's BitMine Immersion Technologies and Michael Saylor's Microstrategy) over crypto ETFs; and one of the key bull arguments for the space - that 'smart money' institutions don't own crypto...yet.

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Renowned historian Sir Niall Ferguson discusses the comparisons between two of America’s most controversial leaders - Richard Nixon and Donald Trump - with the help of Wilf's Dad's legendary Frost–Nixon interviews. They cover the boundaries of executive power, use of tariffs and other shock economic strategies, and the high-wire act of geopolitical brinkmanship with China and Russia. Ferguson reveals Nixon and Trump’s surprising parallels and unlikely connections, from early political prophecies to tariffs, anti-globalist instincts, and the shadow of constitutional crisis. Essential listening for anyone obsessed with the past and future of the American presidency, global power shifts, and what happens when history repeats itself—live on the world stage.

If you missed Wilf’s previous conversation with Sir Niall you can listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/niall-ferguson-navigating-the-new-gilded-age-debt/id1817702206?i=1000730342514

Or watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SURCZW_2Pzk

You can find Wilf’s documentary series on his father’s interviews, including an episode on Nixon - David Frost Vs Richard Nixon - on Sky and Now.

The content of The Master Investor Podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or other professional advice. Always seek independent financial advice before making investment decisions

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Legendary financial historian Sir Niall Ferguson joins Wilfred Frost on The Master Investor Podcast for a wide-ranging discussion that uncovers the seismic shifts shaping today’s global economy. Ferguson explains why U.S. debt, surging interest payments, and new tariffs spell both warning and opportunity, and dissects the interplay between gold, Bitcoin, and the weakening dollar in a world primed for volatility. The conversation probes China's explosive yet fragile ascent, Europe’s Ukraine dilemma amid shifting American priorities, and Britain’s recurrent struggle with stagnation—drawing bold historical parallels from the Gilded Age in 1890s America to the 1970s. Candid, brilliant, and often contrarian, Ferguson offers unflinching investment lessons from his own mistakes, and shares sharp insights on how the West must adapt as leadership and power move East. 

Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss the upcoming bonus episode diving deep into the Trump vs Nixon comparison, with the help of some clips from Wilf's Dad's famous 1977 interviews with Richard Nixon. This is financial and geopolitical storytelling at its most incisive.

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What is the most undervalued virtue when it comes to investing? In this episode of The Master Investor Podcast, Wilfred Frost sits down with Freddie Lait, founder of Latitude Investment Management, who reflects on his path to £1.2bn AUM, and explains why patience is the investor’s most undervalued asset. He also reflects on how investing is as much emotional as it is logical and financial. Freddie explains why growth—not glamour—creates real long-term value, and reveals the thinking behind big bets on companies like Tesco, AutoZone, and Sony. Hit play for sharp takes on AI hype, US market risks, the misunderstood value of inflation-linked bonds, and the single best piece of advice Freddie would give any investor: know yourself and build a repeatable process around your strengths.

The content of The Master Investor Podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or other professional advice. Always seek independent financial advice before making investment decisions

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