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The Capital Cycle Podcast

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Edward Chancellor, the distinguished financial historian, author and journalist interviews investors from Marathon Asset Management [Marathon London] about their latest views on the investment landscape. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  1. Mother of all Capex Cycles

    Chris Wood discusses the AI capital cycle. Edward Chancellor talks to guest speaker Chris Wood, Global Head of Equity Strategy at Jefferies. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publica

  2. Asian Capital Cycles

    Chris Wood discusses capital cycles across Asia, from Japan to China, since the 1980s. Edward Chancellor talks to guest speaker Chris Wood, Global Head of Equity Strategy at Jefferies. For more information, or to access select articles from

  3. Where's the Cash?

    Deals based on dreams in the AI world versus cash transactions in the Old World. Edward Chancellor talks to Charles Carter, a European Equities Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Inv

  4. Knock on Wood

    Two Capital Cycles for the price of one in US forestry. Edward Chancellor talks to Rob Anstey, a US Equities Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which a

  5. Exchange Trade

    Derivative exchanges appear under threat. Are fears justified? Edward Chancellor talks to Ian Deacon, a US Equities Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications

  6. Auto Heaven & Hell

    While the capital cycle in autos appears dire, auto glass-making looks altogether different. Edward Chancellor talks to Yixuan Yang, an Emerging Markets Equities Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Gl

  7. Buyback Heaven

    How buybacks are delivering value to shareholders in Japan. Edward Chancellor talks to Justin Hill, a Japanese Equities Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publicati

  8. RealKapital

    De-globalisation and the steel industry. Edward Chancellor talks to Tytus Zurawski, a European Equities Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which accompany this p

  9. Passive’s Massive AI Gamble

    Relatively less liquid mega-cap stocks and sector concentration have led to unintended risks for passive investors. Edward Chancellor talks to Tom Wharram, a North American Equities Analyst. For more information, or to access select article

  10. DeepSequel

    How Chinese innovators and imitators are threatening Western businesses. Edward Chancellor talks to Laura Fyfe, an Emerging Markets Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publica

  11. AI and the Material World

    As the AI theme goes global, opportunity arises in undervalued, tangible assets. Edward Chancellor talks to Alex Duffy, an Emerging Markets Fund Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment R

  12. AI Disruptees

    Opportunities among companies deemed AI losers. Edward Chancellor talks to Charles Carter, a European Equities Fund Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which acco

  13. Aircraft Leasing Lift-Off

    A shortage of planes is a boon for leasing companies. Edward Chancellor talks to Tom Wharram, a North American Equities Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which

  14. Masters of the Air

    How European aerospace companies lead the world in an attractive capital cycle. Edward Chancellor talks to Ben Slingsby, an European Equities Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Revi

  15. AI Eats Software?

    Rising investment appears to be leading to increasing capacity and competition. Edward Chancellor talks to Tom Wharram, a North American Equities Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment

  16. The Tyranny of the Index

    History tells us that long-term equity returns depend on the starting valuation level. Edward Chancellor talks to Alex Duffy, an Emerging Markets Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global I

  17. Capital Account Book

    A discussion of Marathon’s first book, published in 2004. Edward Chancellor talks to Charles Carter, a European portfolio manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications whic

  18. Boxing Day Gift

    The capital cycle in the cardboard box industry. Edward Chancellor talks to Rob Anstey, a North American Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which accom

  19. Job Lot on Sale

    The rise of Kanzhun’s online recruitment business, Boss Zhipin, in China. Edward Chancellor talks Kai Chen, an Emerging Markets Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publication

  20. Churn Chat

    A satire imagining a heated boardroom discussion of AI funding challenges. Edward Chancellor introduces Stanley Churn’s latest business venture. Disclaimer: All characters, names and organisations portrayed are entirely fictional and are no

  21. A Different Network Effect

    The long-term appeal of European utility networks. Edward Chancellor talks to Ben Slingsby, a European Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which accompany this po

  22. Barbarous Relics

    Absolute return potential in Emerging Market stocks. Edward Chancellor talks Laura Fyfe, an Emerging Markets Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which accompany t

  23. AI: Mad Maths?

    Applying some cold logic to a hot sector. Edward Chancellor talks to Charles Carter, a European Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which accompany this

  24. The Long Tail

    How a book inspired strategy at Richelieu Hardware. Edward Chancellor talks to Tom Wharram, a North American Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications which accompany t

  25. Chinese Property Opportunity

    The industry appears to be entering a favourable turn in its capital cycle. Edward Chancellor talks to Kai Chen, an Emerging Markets Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review public

  26. Mucky Business

    Waste management can be a highly lucrative endeavour. Edward Chancellor talks to Robert Anstey, a North American Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review publications whi

  27. Greek Banking Odyssey

    The remarkable revival of Greek banks following a turn in the capital cycle. Edward Chancellor talks to Laura Fyfe, an Emerging Markets Analyst. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global Investment Review pub

  28. Japan Merger Mania

    Three contrasting bids in Japan and what this says about evolving shareholder capitalism. Edward Chancellor talks to Justin Hill, a Developed Asia Portfolio Manager. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’s Global

  29. Platinum Bombed

    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. For more information, or to access select articles from Marathon’

  30. US Small Caps: Margin of Safety

    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

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