MoneyWeek Talks

Biotech has been misunderstood as inherently risky for years. But that is no longer the case, says Ailsa Craig, fund manager of Schroders’ International Biotechnology Trust.

Successive governments have tried and failed to turn the economy around and deliver the type of growth many got used to before the 2008 financial crisis. So what can be done about Britain's growth issue?
Independent economist Julian Jessop told the MoneyWeek Talks podcast that part of the answer is boosting productivity in the country.
But the best way to do this for Jessop is not necessarily pouring more money into public services, In fact, it may be the opposite.

The UK is obsessed with cash. It's simple, easy to access, and won't crash. Put simply, it's risk-free.
But that is not the whole truth, according to Andy Reed, head of behavioural economics research at Vanguard.
While, yes investing can be risky. It is also risky not to invest, Reed tells MoneyWeek Talks.
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Legendary billionaire investor Jeremy Grantham is an expert in stock market bubbles. In the 1980s, he spotted the Japanese bubble. He also, rightly, refused to rush into the tech bubble that popped dramatically during the dotcom crash.
Now, with all eyes on the astronomical valuations AI firms are commanding, does he think a bubble is emerging?
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Stepping away from a professional boxing career just a few years after winning gold at the Commonwealth Games might seem a strange decision for some – but not Delicious Orie.
Orie, who retired from the sport last May, tells Kalpana Fitzpatrick he has now embarked on a career in the financial world, which offers him something boxing couldn’t – fulfilment.