Ken Wotton, Managing Director of Public Equity at Gresham House, and lead manager of Strategic Equity Capital discussed the significant undervaluation of UK wealth management firms, which feature prominently in his fund alongside the expectation for growth in the UK M&A market.

Launching a business is never easy, but launching during a global pandemic? Magnus’ Chief Investment Strategist, Georgie Ogilvie-Jones, joins us to talk through the highs, lows, and lessons from launching in lockdown.

With consolidation rife in the wealth industry, integration has never been more important.

In this episode, we’re joined by Carl Woodward, co-founder of Simplify Consulting, to find out just how firms are addressing these integration challenges, consumer duty, and acquisition drivers.

The former British ambassador to the US Lord Kim Darroch joins The Wealth Show to talk all things Trump, democracy under threat, and Elon Musk’s firing spree.

This episode was recorded live from the Wealth Manager Conference & Awards 2025, where Darroch delivered a keynote address.

Women are still woefully underrepresented in wealth management, with Citywire’s Alpha Female Report last year showing just 12.5% of active portfolio managers are female.

For International Women’s Day last week, Citywire hosted a roundtable featuring four Top 100 Women. The industry’s poor female retention rate was a hot topic of discussion, along with the need for senior management to become proactive mentors.

George Latham, managing partner at Wheb Asset Management, joins us to discuss why the time was right to sell and whether the appetite for sustainable investing is waning.

Dan Hurdley, managing director of ARC Research, knows about the challenges in sourcing real MPS performance data better than most.

In this episode, William Marshall, chief investment officer at Hymans Robertson Investment services, discusses Trump’s tariffs and its impact on the UK market, and how the UK is in a better position than other market to navigate upcoming volatility.

Stacey Parsons, founder and chair of Investor Access to Regulated Markets (IARB), discusses the FCA’s recent plans to cut the red tape around corporate bonds.

Veteran fund manager, David Cumming, head of UK equities at BNY/Newton discusses his rather optimistic view on the ‘unloved’ UK market over the next year amidst Trump’s inauguration and how ‘the zeitgeist has moved past ESG’.