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Investors" Chronicle

Investors" Chronicle

Looking to stay informed in the world of investing? Investors" Chronicle dives into the key trends shaping today’s markets and unpacks what they mean for your investments. Featuring exclusive interviews with professional investors - whether fund managers or leading financial experts - our mission is to help you make smarter investment decisions.Investors" Chronicle has supported private investors in the UK for over 160 years by highlighting rewarding investment opportunities. Our award-winning

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37:51

BP's new CEO, how to diversify & Auction Technology:...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2026/01/09

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 forBP (BP.), which junked its chief executive and made progress with some divestment plans. Alex Hamer and Mark Robinson are here to discuss what the imminent arrival of new boss Meg O’Neill might mean for the group and its strategy, all in the context of a dramatic start to the year in which the US has seized control of oil supplies from one of the founding members

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34:01

The FTSE in 2026, the Santa rally & crypto: The...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/12/19

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 segment. In a moment we’ll be taking a close look at the FTSE 100’s runaway performance this year and asking whether it can continue over the next 12 months. With a little bit of a glance across the Atlantic, too. Alex Newman will talk us through things.After that,

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23:16

How to build a portfolio you can be proud of

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/12/17

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 ethical investing works in practice, covering ESG labels, exclusions, impact, engagement and how investors can avoid greenwashing.As more investors seek to support environmental sustainability, social responsibility and good governance, the ethical investing landscape

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44:44

CEO of Venture Life & end of year roundup: Lee and...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/12/16

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 Lord Lee then discuss recent changes to Lord Lee's portfolio, including his moves involving British house builders Taylor Wimpey (TW), and new position in food and beverage operator SSP Group (SSPG). Alex and Lord Lee end with a look back on the last year of

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37:57

Warner Bros, driverless cars & Berkeley: The...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/12/12

We start today with a look at the potential megamergers in Hollywood as the battle to take overWarner Brothers Discovery (US:WBD)comes to a head. Both Netflix and Paramount Skydance have made big bids for Warner Bros this month. Who will prevail? Will politics have the final say? Will competition regulators? Julian Hofmann is here to discuss.Then our cover feature this week is all about the driverless car revolution. Long-promised, long-awaited in some quarters, is the big sea change in

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46:30

Simon Thompson: What to expect in 2026

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/12/09

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 impact of the Budget and how measures including the reduced Isa cash cap could impact UK stocks. They conclude by previewing what to expect from Simon’s Bargain Shares selection for 2026 – due to be revealed in February – and how taking on more risk might be on the

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30:19

How the Budget impacts your finances: The Companies...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/11/27

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 biggest changes affecting your finances, including all the tax changes, what’s going to happen to the beloved cash Isa and how the chancellor is changing North Sea oil levies.Read our Budget coverage Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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26:32

Signs of financial abuse and what to do next

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/11/25

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 discusses what it is, how it can be spotted and the support available to those being abused in this way with Surviving Economic Abuse's Lauren Garrett.Economic abuse is a legally recognised form of domestic abuse and is defined in the Domestic Abuse Act and 95 per cent of cases of domestic abuse involve economic abuse. It often

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42:25

Investment trusts & Rightmove: The Companies and...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/11/21

Our annual Investment Trust Special Report covers everything you need to know about researching, finding and buying the right funds for your portfolio. Val Cipriani and Holly McKechnie delve into topics featured, from discounts in the space, the impact of the Saba saga, increased M&A activity and more.It’s then onto Rightmove (RMV). The company recently announced its plans to invest in AI, which was met with unusual concern from the market. Hugh Moorhead explains why this occurred, how large a

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34:04

Aim stocks, MPA, Volex, and SSE

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/11/14

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 company, why it’s been so well received by investors and the wider implications.Next, we turn to the second part of our Aim 100 Special Report, where we look at the 50 largest stocks trading on London’s junior market. Dan and Michael Fahy look at cords and cable

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45:41

Exciting British stocks & the Budget: Lee and the IC

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/11/11

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 infrastructure projects; this episode covers considerable ground for all DIY investors.It concludes with reader questions, and listeners get to hear Lord Lee’s take on what may lie ahead as the Autumn Budget approaches.Timestamps1:21 Reflections on M&G

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36:27

M&S, quantum stocks & healthcare trusts: The...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/11/07

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 is on quantum stocks. Author James Norrington runs through the recent developments in the sector, the consequences on wider markets, the benefits to AI and more.Last up, the latest from three healthcare trusts. Val Cipriani outlines performance from Worldwide

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28:02

UK banks, Kitwave & Next 15: Companies and Markets Show

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/10/31

Hugh Moorhead takes stock of the UK banking sector, examining how provisions for motor finance, along with exposure to private credit, are shaping the outlook, and how regulatory changes have helped the key players.Erin Withey joins and turns attention to the first of two companies from our Aim 100 Special Report, Kitwave (KITW). The UK food wholesaler is navigating the next phase of its growth story, and despite a recent profit warning, its long-term prospects appear strong.Lastly, Valeria Martinez

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30:08

Don’t Panic, Profit: The psychology of better investing

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/10/29

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 Investors' Chronicle's Val Cipriani and Madi Apthorpe, we find out the psychological barriers women face and the risks of market downturns. Madi and Val discuss active and passive investing strategies and cognitive biases.Madi then speaks with King's Business School

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34:53

Gold’s rally, Experian & Big Tech worries: The...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/10/24

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’s then on to the credit scoring business Experian (EXPN). The US credit scoring market has come under scrutiny recently, and Valeria Martinez unpacks how exposed the company is and what it's doing in response.Continuing in the US, concerns persist over the world's

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35:09

Motor finance, the future of cities & Whitbread: The...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/10/17

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, and whether the scheme risks turning into another PPI-style saga.Our Big Read is next. The future of cities is shifting as travel and office attendance continue to climb back slowly. Michael Fahy, author of the feature, looks at the steady uptick in London office

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40:53

The US is not the only game in town: Maggie Fanari of...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/10/14

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 investors without the risk that equity markets carry.In the episode, Dan Jones and Fanari discuss the structure of the trust, which is split between private assets, listed equities and ‘uncorrelated’ assets, and the trust’s thus-far unsuccessful attempts to narrow

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26:04

Bitcoin’s new boost, Volution, CVS: Companies and...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/10/10

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, what is driving demand, and its broad geographical spread.The CMA investigation into the veterinary market is still ongoing, and CVS (CVS) has paused its UK acquisition programme while it ticks on. Julian Hofmann examines the company’s results, its strategies for

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38:27

How to pass on wealth, AstraZeneca & Ceres: The...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/10/03

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 wider issues facing pharmaceutical companies, plus an update on GSK’s (GSK) newest CEO.Next, our Big Read on the ways to effectively pass on your wealth. In the UK, estimates suggest up to £7tn could be transferred from older to younger generations over the next 30

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42:00

Trustpilot, the North Sea & Goodwin: The Companies...

Investors" Chronicle ·

2025/09/26

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 Profits Levy. From the effect current policies are having on production to the companies that see opportunity in the region, Alex covers all that investors need to know.Last up, Goodwin (GDWN), the 140-year-old Stoke-based engineering and manufacturing company. Alex

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