Episodios

  • AI: Mad Maths?
    Sep 30 2025

    Applying some cold logic to a hot sector.

    Edward Chancellor talks to Charles Carter, a European Portfolio Manager.

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    21 m
  • The Long Tail
    Sep 30 2025

    How a book inspired strategy at Richelieu Hardware.

    Edward Chancellor talks to Tom Wharram, a North American Analyst.

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    13 m
  • Chinese Property Opportunity
    Aug 29 2025

    The industry appears to be entering a favourable turn in its capital cycle.

    Edward Chancellor talks to Kai Chen, an Emerging Markets Analyst.

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    26 m
  • Mucky Business
    Aug 29 2025

    Waste management can be a highly lucrative endeavour.

    Edward Chancellor talks to Robert Anstey, a North American Portfolio Manager.

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    18 m
  • Greek Banking Odyssey
    Jun 30 2025

    The remarkable revival of Greek banks following a turn in the capital cycle.

    Edward Chancellor talks to Laura Fyfe, an Emerging Markets Analyst.

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    16 m
  • Japan Merger Mania
    Jun 30 2025

    Three contrasting bids in Japan and what this says about evolving shareholder capitalism.

    Edward Chancellor talks to Justin Hill, a Developed Asia Portfolio Manager.

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    21 m
  • Platinum Bombed
    May 30 2025

    Investors appear highly pessimistic about the value of Platinum Group Metals. They may be wrong.

    Edward Chancellor talks to Alex Duffy, an Emerging Markets Portfolio Manager.

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    23 m
  • US Small Caps: Margin of Safety
    May 30 2025

    The underperformance of smaller capitalisation US stocks leaves valuation multiples at historically high discounts to larger companies. Counter-intuitively, this may reverse in an economic downturn.

    Edward Chancellor talks to Tom Wharram, a US analyst at Marathon.

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    13 m