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  • TEASER: Brian Moynihan - Bank Of America CEO Commits to UK
    A special teaser episode with Bank Of America Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan, who says he is absolutely committed to the UK regardless of the recent budget.  Moynihan tells Wilf that the recent budget was “ok” and “fine” for Bank Of America, which has roughly 6000 people in the UK, with an extra 1000 coming to Belfast, compared to 1k in the Republic of Ireland and 2k in Continental Europe. But he told Wilf that businesses ask the question about why taxes are rising, and they have to pay attention to that, alluding that Prime Minister Starmer has been listening.  Moynihan was late for the interview because he had just been with King Charles who he spoke very warmly of.  The full conversation with Moynihan on the US economy, markets and AI, his career and company drops on Monday.   You can watch the full video on The Master Investor Podcast YouTube channel   And follow @WilfredFrost on X and Linked In   Sponsored by Interactive Brokers - ibkr.com/masterinvestor   The Master Investor Podcast is podcast is produced by Paradine Productions, Master Investor Ltd in association with Bird Lime Media. This podcast is for information purposes only. It does not constitute an invitation or inducement to engage in any investment activity. It is not a financial promotion as defined under section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA). The views expressed by the presenter of this podcast are those of the presenter and are provided in the course of journalism. This podcast benefits from the exemption under Article 20 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 (FPO), It does not require approval by a person authorised under the FSMA. Generic information, not identifying any specific investment, fund, provider or service, about a class of investments such as shares, bonds, derivatives and cryptoassets, might be provided and/or discussed during this podcast. Such discussion falls within the generic promotions exemption (Article 17 of the FPO). Such discussion is not a financial promotion requiring approval by an authorised person under section 21 of the FSMA. Investing involves risk. You should consult a suitably qualified adviser who can assess your individual circumstances before making any investment decision
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  • Greg Fleming: How Great Wealth Managers Win in Any Cycle
    Gregory J. Fleming, President and CEO of Rockefeller Capital Management, tells Wilf what it takes to build a great wealth management business, how to navigate a crisis under pressure, current market outlook, and the importance of optimism in leadership. Fleming reflects on three decades at the top of Wall Street, from leading Merrill Lynch through its sale to Bank of America during the financial crisis, to helping create Morgan Stanley’s powerhouse wealth management franchise, and now 10x‑ing assets under management at Rockefeller from roughly 18 billion dollars to close to 200 billion AUM. He explains why wealth management’s recurring, capital‑light, client‑aligned model has become the “crown jewel” of modern finance, the enduring power of brands like Merrill, Smith Barney, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock, and how the Rockefeller name and family office heritage from 1882 underpin his strategy serving high and ultra‑high‑net‑worth families across the US. The discussion then turns to the macro backdrop and AI. Fleming lays out why he sees artificial intelligence as perhaps the most transformational technology in history, already reshaping productivity and margins across thousands of companies, and potentially helping lift US growth enough to manage today’s enormous debt burden. He discusses the political and fiscal realities that may entrench higher inflation, and what that means for asset allocation over the next decade, including the expanding role of alternatives in client portfolios. Along the way, Wilfred and Greg revisit the lessons of the financial crisis, the animal spirits that return after even the worst shocks, and how and why he remains fundamentally optimistic even when facing major challenges. Fleming also reflects on the legacy of John D. Rockefeller, whose wealth surpassed that of Bezos and Musk today – at one point equalling around 4 percent of US GDP – and how his relentless search for progress and excellence is worth pursuing at Rockefeller Capital today.   You can watch the full video on The Master Investor Podcast YouTube channel   And follow @WilfredFrost on X and Linked In   Sponsored by Interactive Brokers - ibkr.com/masterinvestor   The Master Investor Podcast is podcast is produced by Paradine Productions, Master Investor Ltd in association with Bird Lime Media. This podcast is for information purposes only. It does not constitute an invitation or inducement to engage in any investment activity. It is not a financial promotion as defined under section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA). The views expressed by the presenter of this podcast are those of the presenter and are provided in the course of journalism. This podcast benefits from the exemption under Article 20 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 (FPO), It does not require approval by a person authorised under the FSMA. Generic information, not identifying any specific investment, fund, provider or service, about a class of investments such as shares, bonds, derivatives and cryptoassets, might be provided and/or discussed during this podcast. Such discussion falls within the generic promotions exemption (Article 17 of the FPO). Such discussion is not a financial promotion requiring approval by an authorised person under section 21 of the FSMA. Investing involves risk. You should consult a suitably qualified adviser who can assess your individual circumstances before making any investment decision
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  • Playing Asia Without China: Inside Jason Pidcock’s High-Conviction Portfolio
    Jason Pidcock, manager of the Jupiter Asian Income Fund, reflects with Wilf on his 35 years of investing in the continent and how he has built his strategy over the last 20 years to be one of the most successful Asian equity strategies managed from London. Jason explains how a concentrated portfolio of 25 large, cash-generative companies across Taiwan, Australia, Singapore, India and South Korea has delivered strong long-term returns and outperformance. The conversation ranges from why he has zero exposure to China and Hong Kong despite their economic heft, why he embraces investing in Taiwan despite geopolitical fears, to why he sees India as the most attractive developing market in the world and why some of Asia’s tech hardware names are a better-value way to play the AI boom than richly valued US mega caps. Jason also unpacks his bullish stance on gold and Australian miners amid loose global monetary policy, shares his concerns about China’s demographics, politics and corporate governance and why he prefers to access Chinese growth indirectly via companies listed elsewhere. Along the way, Jason and Wilfred revisit the evolution of the strategy from its Newton days to Jupiter – when Wilf worked for Jason – and discuss the trade-offs involved in leaving a multi‑billion dollar franchise to build a new platform. Jason also explains why a lack of emotion is a necessity for working in investing and how you should always trust your own judgement when it comes to big career decisions.    You can watch the full video on The Master Investor Podcast YouTube channel   And follow @WilfredFrost on X and Linked In   Sponsored by Interactive Brokers - ibkr.com/masterinvestor   The Master Investor Podcast is podcast is produced by Paradine Productions, Master Investor Ltd in association with Bird Lime Media. This podcast is for information purposes only. It does not constitute an invitation or inducement to engage in any investment activity. It is not a financial promotion as defined under section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA). The views expressed by the presenter of this podcast are those of the presenter and are provided in the course of journalism. This podcast benefits from the exemption under Article 20 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 (FPO), It does not require approval by a person authorised under the FSMA. Generic information, not identifying any specific investment, fund, provider or service, about a class of investments such as shares, bonds, derivatives and cryptoassets, might be provided and/or discussed during this podcast. Such discussion falls within the generic promotions exemption (Article 17 of the FPO). Such discussion is not a financial promotion requiring approval by an authorised person under section 21 of the FSMA. Investing involves risk. You should consult a suitably qualified adviser who can assess your individual circumstances before making any investment decision Please note - Wilf is a holder of the Jupiter Asian Income Fund
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  • Harnessing Insecurity: Harvey Schwartz on Leadership & Markets
    Harvey Schwartz, CEO of Carlyle, reflects on his unconventional journey from a challenging upbringing and early career uncertainties, to the peak of global finance, including senior roles at Goldman Sachs. Schwartz, who oversees over $450 billion in assets at Carlyle, dives deep into how private markets have evolved, the factors driving their extraordinary growth, and his perspective on the future of public versus private capital. As the conversation unfolds, Schwartz candidly addresses topics like mental health and personal adversity, sharing lessons on harnessing insecurity as a strength and the importance of mentorship and humility in leadership. The episode also explores the current economic environment, the resilience of US and global markets, the impact of fiscal and monetary stimulus, and the outlook for interest rates and credit markets. Listeners will gain unique insights into financial cycles, the maturation of global capital markets, and practical leadership advice from one of the investment industry’s most experienced figures.   You can watch the full video on The Master Investor Podcast YouTube channel   And follow @WilfredFrost on X and Linked In   Sponsored by Interactive Brokers - ibkr.com/masterinvestor   The Master Investor Podcast is podcast is produced by Paradine Productions, Master Investor Ltd in association with Bird Lime Media. This podcast is for information purposes only. It does not constitute an invitation or inducement to engage in any investment activity. It is not a financial promotion as defined under section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA). The views expressed by the presenter of this podcast are those of the presenter and are provided in the course of journalism. This podcast benefits from the exemption under Article 20 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 (FPO), It does not require approval by a person authorised under the FSMA. Generic information, not identifying any specific investment, fund, provider or service, about a class of investments such as shares, bonds, derivatives and cryptoassets, might be provided and/or discussed during this podcast. Such discussion falls within the generic promotions exemption (Article 17 of the FPO). Such discussion is not a financial promotion requiring approval by an authorised person under section 21 of the FSMA. Investing involves risk. You should consult a suitably qualified adviser who can assess your individual circumstances before making any investment decision
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  • Mike Wilson: The Fed is NOT Independent, and That's Good for Stocks
    Mike Wilson, Chief U.S. Equity Strategist and Chief Investment Officer at Morgan Stanley, sits down with Wilf this week to outline his bullish view for US equities, and how inflation is the elixir for earnings growth, provided the Federal Reserve isn’t hiking rates. Both surprisingly and controversially he does NOT believe the Fed is independent, but thinks this is, in fact, GOOD for stocks. Wilson, widely respected for his bold market calls and deep analytical acumen, opens up about the art and science behind his celebrated investment insights – and the costly lessons learned from getting it wrong. He reflects on the origins of his framework: a blend of hands-on bottom-up analysis (having started his career as a tech stock analyst), and a unique focus on the “rate of change” in earnings growth and policy. He shares rare wisdom on how policy shifts, passive flows, and liquidity are redefining what drives asset prices today, breaking down why traditional models often fail and what sets his approach apart. Listeners will discover how Wilson correctly navigated the major market turning points during the pandemic and its aftermath, calling the lows in March 2020 and then the market top in late 2021 with uncanny accuracy. Perhaps more strikingly he opens up about what he missed in 2023, as the market rallied but he maintained a cautious outlook, and what he learned from that experience. Wilson’s candid account of missed signals, bear market calls, and the challenge of embracing new investment themes will resonate with anyone who knows the pain of holding conviction in turbulent times. Wilson explains his latest bullish outlook for U.S. stocks, why he believes the rally is broadening, and what makes 2026 a year to watch for cyclical and overlooked sectors. Frost and Wilson explore the risks and opportunities created by the Federal Reserve’s evolving stance, inflation regime shifts, and the ongoing transformation of market leadership from technology and mega-cap “moat” stocks to sectors long left behind. He shares actionable advice for individual investors – why time horizon is the ultimate edge – and offers critical insights for institutional allocators about managing risk in an era of policy volatility. He also outlines why he is a believer in the Trump administration’s economic policies and why he thinks a US economic recession has already happened – and been missed by everyone including the Fed – and is now in the rear view mirror. This episode promises not just expert commentary but a masterclass in risk-taking, strategy adjustment, and contrarian thinking from one of Wall Street’s most trusted and provocative minds.   The content of The Master Investor Podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or other professional advice. Always seek independent financial advice before making investment decisions   You can watch the full video on The Master Investor Podcast YouTube channel   And follow @WilfredFrost on X and Linked In   This podcast is produced by Paradine Productions, Master Investor Ltd in association with Bird Lime Media.
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