Waverton CIO Bill Dinning discusses the five funds that have seen him through the 2008 financial crash, a decade long bull run and the more recent Coronavirus crisis.

Kamal Warraich, investment analyst at Canaccord Genuity WM, shares his lockdown experience from Llandudno in North Wales, including how asset allocation has been affected, what cuisine he is looking forward to the most when restaurants re-open, and a new hobby!

Felicia Hjertman, former co-manager of the Baillie Gifford Japanese Smaller Companies fund, vows to ‘shake up’ the platform market with a DIY service named Vinco, offering a restricted number of funds.

This episode sees Katie chat with divisional director and head of the Belfast office at Investec, Leigh Yeaman.

She discusses massacring her hedges while on the hunt for a new hobby as well as her astute six year old.

Matthews Asia investment strategist Andy Rothman spent 17 years in the US foreign service, including as head of the macroeconomics and domestic policy office of the American Embassy in Beijing. Here he discusses how worsening relations between the west and China are likely to affect investors, and what the future holds for Hong Kong following a crackdown on the city-state.

Five asset allocation heavyweights explain how portfolios have changed in the wake of the coronavirus crisis, and look into whether the ESG rise is a direct result of the pandemic.

The podcast was hosted by Citywire Wealth Manager news editor Loukia Gyftopoulou. Guests included: Chris Godding - CIO at Tilney, Shakhista Mukhamedova - Divisional director at Brewin Dolphin, Haig Bathgate - Head of portfolio management at 7IM, Nic Spicer - UK head of investment at PortfolioMetrics, Justine Colley - Portfolio manager at Sanlam.

Smith & Williamson’s Julia Rosenbloom says that a wealth tax in the Autumn Budget is unlikely to be on the cards, but that clients should prepare for significant changes to inheritance tax and capital gains tax.

Citywire AA-rated Cormac Weldon, head of US equities at Artemis, spoke about what it’s like managing a US fund from across the pond during the pandemic with such a volatile president at the helm.

Episode 5: First 100 Days as CEO: Nutmeg's new CEO Neil Alexander talked about the firm's odyssey to profitability, the recent exit of senior staff and how he dealt with coronavirus just two months into the job.

We are going barking mad with Ellie Ingilby, head of the Harrogate office, Sanlam as she discusses her new, live-in colleague a west highland terrier as well as her unique hobby.