In the first part of a two-part special to mark International Men's Day, Pippa Thackray talks to Jon Rowe from Wesleyan's Customer Operations Team about how he and his family coped with the news his son Riley had been diagnosed with autism and a severe hearing impairment.

The diagnosis was extremely difficult for the whole family and shortly afterwards Jon blogged about it to help other parents in the same situation.

In this podcast, David Stewart, Wesleyan's Chief Operating Officer, reads an extract from Jon’s blog, before Jon joins Pippa in the studio to talk about how things have moved on over the past four years.

In the second part of a Women In Technology special, Emily Palgrave chats to Wesleyan Cyber Analyst Avrille Fox about her career in IT, the challenges faced by businesses when faced with cyber attacks and gets some advice for women looking to follow in her footsteps.

In Part 1 of a two part special to mark the 2019 Women In Technology Week, Emily Palgrave talks to Wesleyan Innovation Apprentice Jess James about embarking on a career in IT and technology, learning new skills and how she's one of an ever-growing number of women going into the industry.

Wesleyan's Investments Team get behind the microphone to give their views on the latest Brexit developments, the new Prime Minister and what it means to the markets and investments generally.

James Heaney asks the questions, with Investment Manager Martin Lawrence and Fund Manager Marc O'Sullivan.

DISCLAIMER: This podcast does not constitute financial advice and is for information purposes only. The value of investments can go down, as well as up, which means you may get back less than you invest.

To launch the new series, Jessica Wilkes-Reading travels to Cornwall to talk to one of our Financial Consultants Magdelena Harding, who is in training to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for charity early in 2020.

Back in the studio, Jess gives an update on Wesleyan's latest CSR activity, including donations from the Wesleyan Foundation, and what we're doing to help the environment around our offices.

In part two of the AGM special, Wesleyan's Chief Financial Officer Ahmed Farooq talks about the Group's 2018 performance, while Chief Investment Officer Robert Vaudry gives an overview of the current state of the markets and the wider political landscape.

This podcast is for information purposes only and any opinions expressed are those of the speaker only.

The value of investments can go down as well as up, which means you could get back less than you invested. If you are looking to make investments it’s best to talk to an adviser who can guide you through all the options and answer any questions you may have before making a final decision.

If you want to find out more about Wesleyan and its performance, including its full report and accounts, go to Wesleyan.co.uk and find our Year in Review site under the ‘About Us’ section.

In the first of a two part AGM special, Wesleyan Chair Nathan Moss is interviewed about his first full year at the Group and its 2018 performance.

This podcast is for information purposes only and any opinions expressed are those of the speaker only.

The value of investments can go down as well as up, which means you could get back less than you invested. If you are looking to make investments it’s best to talk to an adviser who can guide you through all the options and answer any questions you may have before making a final decision.

If you want to find out more about Wesleyan and its performance, including its full report and accounts, go to Wesleyan.co.uk and find our Year in Review site under the ‘About Us’ section.

After yet another week of crucial Brexit votes in the House of Commons, Neil Whelan sits down again with Wesleyan's Chief Investment Officer Robert Vaudry to try to make sense of the latest developments and work out what happens next with just days left before the UK's (scheduled) departure from the EU.

DISCLAIMER: Any predictions made in the podcast are personal opinion only and should not be used as the basis for investment decisions. Anyone considering making any investments should talk to a financial adviser before making any decisions.

As the Brexit countdown clock continues to tick inexorably to 29 March 2019, Neil Whelan and Wesleyan’s Chief Investments Officer Robert Vaudry analyse the thrilling trilogy of The Spellman Amendment, The Brady Amendment and The Malthouse Compromise...

What are the latest developments in Parliament? What will the House of Commons vote on next? Do our listeners have an answer to The Brexit Dilemma?

Tune in to find out…

 

DISCLAIMER: Any predictions made in the podcast are personal opinion only and should not be used as the basis for investment decisions. Anyone considering making any investments should talk to a financial adviser before making any decisions.

In the first Wesleyan Podcast of 2019, Neil Whelan is joined by Chief Investment Officer Robert Vaudry to talk about what the impact Brexit and other international and economic affairs might have on investments and the markets this year.

To find out more about investing with Wesleyan, go to www.wesleyan.co.uk/investments-and-savings.

DISCLAIMER: Past performance of investments is not an indication of future performance and the value of any investments can go down as well as up, meaning you could get back less than you put in.

Also, any predictions made in the podcast are personal opinion only and should not be used as the basis for investment decisions. Anyone considering making any investments should talk to a financial adviser before making any decisions.