Baillie Gifford's Mike Gush - Are Chinese stocks on the road to recovery? by Citywire

Episode 4: First 100 Days as CEO: Sarah Soar says white men must buy into diversity by Citywire

Why Games Workshop's stock price has surged 650% by Citywire

CIO Tapes: tech companies to be broken up like railways by Citywire

AJ Bell's head of active funds Ryan Hughes tells Wealth Manager investors should not write off favourite-fund lists and explains why performance is not as important as consistency in his selection process

Andrew Aldridge, partner at Deepbridge, talks about the risks and liquidity constraints of EIS now that the rules have changed.

In a wide ranging discussion the CIO’s touched on the possibility of a reckoning in the technology sector - akin to the breaking up of the railways in the early 20th century. Together with the fact that despite the low economic and earnings growth in the developed world they do not anticipate this decade long cycle to end any time soon. And also that the world needs fiscal spending and the UK under the leadership of this Conservative government appear to understand that and are well placed to make it a reality.

Taking part in the discussion were:-

• Lucy MacDonald – MD, CIO of Global Equities at Allianz Global Investors

• Nigel Bolton – MD, Co-CIO of Active Equities at BlackRock

• Piers Hillier – CIO at Royal London Asset Management

• Guy Monson – Senior Partner, CIO at Sarasin & Partners

• Mark Dowding – CIO at BlueBay Asset Management

Episode 3: First 100 days as CEO: Merian's Mark Gregory talks to Wealth Manager by Citywire

In this podcast special of our recent CEO Wealth Tapes series five wealth bosses discuss the pros and cons of vertical integration.

Lawrence Lever, Citywire chair – 00:05

Dylan Lobo, Online editor Wealth Manager, 00:22

Paul Feeney, Quilter CEO, 01:00

David Ferguson, Nucleus Financial Group CEO, 01:50

Andy Bell, AJ Bell CEO, 07:00

Christian Berchem, CEO Credit Suisse (UK), 12.30

Richard Charnock, CEO Aberdeen Standard Capital, 17.30

Dean Proctor took over as 7IM CEO in April, replacing Tom Sherdian who had been at the helm for nearly two decades. He tells Wealth Manager why a fresh pair of eyes was necessary to take the firm forward