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The admin of money – and how you can make it easier
Very few people enjoy admin, especially when it comes to money. And for women, who already take on the bulk of the ‘mental load’ of managing other aspects of family life, financial planning can feel especially daunting. After a short hiatus
What the Budget means for your money & Anthropic’s IPO: Companies and Markets Show
This week, we break down the biggest stories in what has been an especially busy week for companies and markets news, starting with AI giant Anthropic firing the starting gun on its imminent IPO plans. Our tech reporter Arthur Sants dives i
‘We’re investing in AI the cheaper way’: 3i Infrastructure’s James Dawes
Infrastructure lies at the very heart of the AI opportunity. There is no Claude or ChatGPT without data centres or power. But how can investors avoid overpaying for such prized assets? 3i Infrastructure (3IN) is a £4.2bn trust that invests
Are the biggest Aim stocks also the best: Companies and Markets Show
This week, we return to our ultimate guide to Britain’s junior market, as we mark the release of Part Two of our Aim 100 Special Report. We kick off with medical technology business Niox, which has just completed that relatively rare thing:
Profiting from warnings, asset managers and Johnson & Johnson: Companies and Markets Show
Third-quarter earnings season (Q3) is under way and it’s taking place amid some renewed wobbles for AI and chip stocks. With this in mind, this week’s show considers two companies that could be construed as defensive. First, we turn to emer
The best Aim stocks and safe investment trusts: Companies and Markets show
This week’s episode marks the publication of the first half of our annual Aim 100 special report – our review of the biggest companies trading on London’s junior market. While Aim has had its share of issues in recent years, there are still
Future-proofing portfolios, a new Help to Buy and takeovers: Companies and Markets show
This week’s episode begins by looking into Labour’s new ‘Your First Home’ scheme, a replacement for the controversial Help to Buy programme. Announced by Prime Minister Andy Burnham, it is designed to give more people a chance of buying the
Meeting Pebble Beach's CEO: Lee & The IC
Lord John Lee and Alex Newman are back on the mics to get into the nitty-gritty of small-cap stocks, looking at software provider Pebble Beach Systems (PEB). With a market capitalisation of £38mn, the company is a bright spot in Lord Lee’s
British AI winners, prize draws and perfect pensions: Companies and Markets Show
This week’s episode kicks off with the latest batch of London-listed AI players. Up first are the IT resellers who are reaping the rewards of the boom; we discuss Computacenter and Softcat, the latter of which tapped investors for several h
'Pessimists sound smart, but optimists make money'— Richard Clode on AI, risk and finding growth
The Bankers Investment Trust is a global stock market fund with around £1.5bn in assets. It’s an exciting time for the trust as it says goodbye to longstanding manager Alex Crooke. Richard Clode, who joined as co-manager last year, is takin
McBride, Supermarket Income Reit and AI threats
This week’s episode looks at two companies making a series of deals and partnerships in a bid to buck the troubling trends in their respective sectors. We begin with consumer staples company McBride, whose shares have been buoyant in recent
Back to basics: How to build a portfolio
Figuring out which funds to buy is overwhelming for even the most experienced investors – but as a beginner, it’s important to understand your options so you can make the right decisions. Funds editor Val Cipriani is in the studio with pers
Semiconductor stocks, our Top 50 Funds and Mortgage Advice Bureau: Companies and Markets Show
Even as uncertainty reins in the markets, 2026 has been another bumper year for returns. But, as ever, that does hide plenty of dispersion below the surface; with that in mind, this week’s show looks at two stocks at opposite ends of the sc
Our favourite ETFs, toxic stocks to avoid and industrials: Companies and Markets show
This week’s show begins with a look at Meta after the social media giant had to fork out $18bn following accusations that its products are deliberately addictive for younger people. Valeria Martinez is in the studio to discuss whether big t
Protecting your pension, UK industrials and Nvidia: Companies and Markets Show
First, we cast our ears to British industrial stocks and ask whether they are being picked off too cheaply. Michael Fahy dives into why manufacturers are significantly more undervalued than their US counterparts and discusses the sector’s a
How to invest under Andy Burnham: Lee and the IC
After a summer hiatus, Alex Newman and Lord Lee are back in the studio, and the duo have a lot to catch up on. The UK has seen a change of prime minister, record-breaking heat and plenty of action in stock markets. First, the pair turn to B
JD Sports, Pershing Square’s overhaul and Oxford Nanopore:Companies and Markets Show
Up first this week is self-labelled ‘King of Trainers’ JD Sports, whose shares took a 15 per cent tumble on Thursday morning. The FTSE 100 retailer has blamed much of the slump on delayed back-to-school spending and a rising cost of living.
Legal & General, infrastructure stocks and GSK: Companies and Markets Show
After an avalanche of earnings updates, we turn to our annual Income Majors special report and dive into two prominent FTSE 100 dividend stocks. First up is insurer Legal & General; pressure has been mounting on the company as it grapples w
How to defeat the gender wealth gap
Women, on average, earn less than men, have less saved in a pension and have to take more time off from work to care for others. But while society is rigged to burden women with heavier loads, Gina Miller has made it her mission to change t
The AI jobs crunch, medical stocks and AstraZeneca: Companies and Markets Show
M&A activity remains rampant, and this week we start with a tie-up that would rank among the biggest deals of all time: AstraZeneca and US rival Bristol Myers Squibb. Julian Hofmann discusses the merits of the mooted $400bn deal, the drawba
US IPOs, Rentokil and emerging markets: Companies and Markets show
Results season is in full swing, and it’s been another bumper week – with the overwhelming majority positive. But there are always laggards, and this week’s show dives into one of the FTSE 100’s biggest fallers, Rentokil. The pest control b
‘We are the space 3i’: Mark Boggett of Seraphim Space
Seraphim Space (SSIT) has been one of the best performing investment trusts in the past year. Helped by the enthusiasm for the sector generated by SpaceX, the £400mn trust pulled off a rare fundraising and now has a pile of cash to deploy.
Terry Smith, construction stocks and Mony Group:Companies and Markets Show
As the half-year results season falls upon us, a smorgasbord of companies are reporting over the next few weeks. But today’s episode focuses on two whose outlooks are already in. Hugh Moorhead looks at contractor Morgan Sindall, which repor
AI inflation, defence stocks and India funds: Companies and Markets Show
This week begins with how booming demand for AI infrastructure is driving a sharp increase in the price of memory chips. Erin Withey is in the studio to explain what this means for supply chains, which companies are winning as a result, and
Labour’s social media plans, house prices and legal stocks: Companies and Markets Show
This week’s show begins with Labour’s decision to force tech giants to give more prominence to traditional news broadcasters on social media, to help battle misinformation. Valeria Martinez discusses what this quick-fire solution to get you
What is the gender health gap – and how to beat it
The gender health gap is an issue which affects far more than just wellbeing; it impacts your career, earnings and long-term financial stability. In this episode of Women and Wealth, funds editor Val Cipriani and personal finance editor Hol
AI vs recruiters, another IPO and farming stocks
In this week’s episode, we turn to Britain’s recruitment stocks. Valeria Martinez looks at the impact of AI on hiring demand, which is hitting share prices, and also discusses the perennial question: is the new technology a concern or an op
Ocado, asset managers and Telecom Plus: Companies and Markets Show
This week, we begin with online grocer Ocado (OCDO) following reports (https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/live-blog/eef47a6d-5176-4c9e-b12d-59387caa18b9#post-543430bb-eeee-40d1-9996-919db90bb015) of a CEO switch. Julian Hofmann dives into
AO World, wealth managers & Castings: Companies and Markets Show
This week, we begin proceedings with a look at the contrasting fortunes of two UK wealth managers: Aim-traded Tatton Asset Management (TAM) continues to reap rewards from its dominance of the model portfolio market. But its older rival, Rat
Meeting with Fevara’s CEO: Lee and the IC
Fevara (FVA:127p) may be new in name, but its roots and expertise stretch back more than a century through the former Carr’s Group. In the wake of this major transformation, the livestock supplements company’s focus is now on improving farm
