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Hargreaves’ fee shake-up, stress-free investing & Cranswick: The Companies & Markets Show
The UK’s largest investment platform, Hargreaves Lansdown, has announced its first fee overhaul in over a decade. But as ever the devil is in the detail, and despite its headline price cut there has been a bit of an outcry in some quarters.
Space exploration, AI memory chips & Beazley: The Companies and Markets Show
It’s been a dramatic week in a year already full of drama, with Donald Trump’s sabre rattling over Greenland (https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/6a827f6b-8ec4-4fce-a83a-a52cf90613b9?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=acast&utm_campaig
Meeting Workspace's (now former) CEO: Lee and the IC
For their latest company interview, Lord Lee and Alex Newman sit down with Lawrence Hutchings, who joined Workspace (https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/ae442c30-99b0-4d53-b062-0f91ad990364?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=acast&utm_
Pubs' winter rally, buy-to-let & Oxford Nanopore: The Companies and Markets Show
It may be dry January for some, but this week we are settling down with the pub companies amid a raft of news for the sector in recent days. Mark Robinson is here to discuss the bumper Christmas periods that many in the sector enjoyed, the
BP's new CEO, how to diversify & Auction Technology: The Companies and Markets Show
This week we’re kicking things off with one of the big company stories of early 2026 – for a number of reasons. It was a busy December for BP (BP.), which junked its chief executive and made progress with some divestment plans. Alex Hamer a
The FTSE in 2026, the Santa rally & crypto: The Companies and Markets Show
It’s a week before Christmas, which means only one thing around these parts: our bumper double issue hits the shelves on Friday 19 December. In it, we look ahead to all things 2026, and we’re doing the same thing here today with our first s
How to build a portfolio you can be proud of
Ethical investing is often seen as a way to align your money with your values, but what does it really mean in practice? In this episode of Women and Wealth, Investors’ Chronicle’s Val Cipriani is joined by Madi Apthorpe to explain how ethi
CEO of Venture Life & end of year roundup: Lee and The IC
Alex Newman and Lord Lee are joined by Jerry Randall, CEO of Venture Life (VLG) , a leader in the consumer self-care market. They discuss the company's history, the outlook for the wider sector and potential upcoming acquisitions. Alex and
Warner Bros, driverless cars & Berkeley: The Companies and Markets Show
We start today with a look at the potential megamergers in Hollywood as the battle to take over Warner Brothers Discovery (US:WBD) comes to a head. Both Netflix and Paramount Skydance have made big bids for Warner Bros this month. Who will
Simon Thompson: What to expect in 2026
Investors’ Chronicle associate editor Simon Thompson joins Dan Jones to discuss what 2026 might hold for smaller companies and the market in general. Simon and Dan discuss how equities are positioned for the year ahead, as well as the impac
How the Budget impacts your finances: The Companies and Markets Show
A day on from Rachel Reeves’ budget, where she announced a ‘smorgasbord’ of tax rises forecast to raise £26bn by 2029-30, the dust is settling. Everything from pension pots to dividends could be affected. Our panel of experts dive into the
Signs of financial abuse and what to do next
Economic abuse is a recently recognised but long-used method of control by domestic abusers and in this episode of Women and Wealth, Investors' Chronicle's Val Cipriani (https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/val-cipriani/) discusses what it
Investment trusts & Rightmove: The Companies and Markets Show
Our annual Investment Trust Special Report (https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content-collection/293170a4-9350-4c8f-adf5-95c7826268bf) covers everything you need to know about researching, finding and buying the right funds for your port
Aim stocks, MPA, Volex, and SSE: The Companies and Markets Show
We kick off this week looking at power provider SSE (SSE), which announced a £2bn equity raise to help fund a £33bn upgrade to the UK’s electricity infrastructure. Valeria Martinez and Alex Newman discuss what the proposal means for the com
Exciting British stocks & the Budget: Lee and the IC
From a disappointing run with Treatt (TET) to his belief Goodwin’s (GDWN) is Britain’s most exciting engineering company outside of Rolls Royce (RR.), and STV’s (STV) profit warning to a floor coverings business benefitting from expanding i
M&S, quantum stocks & healthcare trusts: The Companies and Markets Show
M&S’s (MKS) results kick off this week’s podcast. The beloved British retailer is delivering decent performance, but the April cyber attack has left some scars. Mark Robinson explains all investors need to know. Next, this week’s Big Read i
UK banks, Kitwave & Next 15: Companies and Markets Show
Hugh Moorhead takes stock of the UK banking sector (https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/e55035c5-fed9-41d6-90f3-8511b2664572), examining how provisions for motor finance, along with exposure to private credit, are shaping the outlo
Don’t Panic, Profit: The psychology of better investing
Women and Wealth returns, this month looking at the psychology of better investing with Dr Ylva Baeckström. Understanding behavioural finance is crucial, as emotions can influence investment decisions and in this discussion between Investor
Gold’s rally, Experian & Big Tech worries: The Companies and Markets Show
Gold’s recent super rally has left investors wondering what’s coming next. Alex Hamer breaks down what is driving the surge, and the recent sell-off, whether volatility is now the norm, and what analysts’ outlook is for the yellow metal. It
Motor finance, the future of cities & Whitbread: The Companies and Markets Show
The FCA’s long-awaited motor finance redress scheme landed with a lower overall compensation figure than expected. Mark Robinson explores how Lloyds (LLOY) and Close Brothers (CBG) have responded, why both plan to challenge the proposals, a
The US is not the only game in town: Maggie Fanari of RIT Capital
RIT Capital Partners is one of the UK’s largest investment trusts with over £4bn in assets under management. Maggie Fanari joined its investment manager, J. Rothschild Capital Management, as CEO in 2024. Her goal is to compound growth for i
Bitcoin’s new boost, Volution, CVS: Companies and Markets Show
British business Volution (FAN) provides ventilation and air systems, and its shares have increased by a fifth thanks to the acquisition of an Australian business Fantech. Michael Fahy unpacks how investors reacted to the latest results, wh
How to pass on wealth, AstraZeneca & Ceres: The Companies and Markets Show
This week, the American FDA announced it’s set to review a new breast cancer drug, Enhertu, developed by AstraZeneca (AZN) and its Japanese partner, Daiichi Sankyo. Julian Hofmann and Dan Jones unpack what this did to Astra’s shares, the wi
Trustpilot, the North Sea & Goodwin: The Companies and Markets Show
We begin with Trustpilot’s (TRST) results. Mark Robinson and Dan delve into what has gone right and wrong for the company, its durability in an age of AI, and our take on its use of buybacks. Alex Hamer then covers the North Sea Energy Prof
Meeting M&G’s CEO: Lee and the IC
Reuniting after the summer, Lord Lee and Alex Newman sit down in the M&G offices with Andrea Rossi, CEO since 2022. In the episode, the trio unpack what drew Rossi to take on the role, the challenges of balancing £350bn of assets, and how t
Top 50 Funds, GSK & Mondi: The Companies and Markets Show
We start with last week’s Big Read, our annual Top 50 Funds (https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/b0868dbd-18f2-4f4a-b62e-d26e5bb46683). Dave Baxter shares his thoughts on compiling the list, its structure and the changes made to th
Anglo Teck deal, Property Franchise Group & Wickes: The Companies and Markets Show
We begin with the £42bn mega-merger between Anglo American and Teck Resources (https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/27f2bed6-82a0-4488-9cc3-8d88fe5e8707). Commodities expert Alex Hamer lays out what the deal is, the strengths Anglo
How European markets are faring, investment clubs & Uniphar: The Companies and Markets Show
We start with this week’s Big Read by Chris Akers on Europe’s stand-out stocks, which have been beating their US counterparts. Chris lays out the background for the piece, the positives and the negatives on the continent, and highlights the
Nvidia, nuclear’s revival & Boohoo: The Companies and Markets Show
We start with commodities expert Alex Hamer, the author of this week’s Big Read on nuclear power. Tech giants' need for the contentious energy source has revived plants around the globe. Alex unpacks what this means for the industry so far,
PensionBee, Applied Nutrition & leasehold issues: The Companies and Markets Show
We begin with Mark Robinson talking PensionBee’s (PBEE) results. The company’s marketing push in the US was a key theme in its latest update, a region where it sees a big opportunity. Mark and Dan discuss how both its US and UK arms are far
