The Money Marketing Podcast

In this episode of ‘In Conversation With…’, editor Tom Browne discusses the implications of the Consumer Duty with Vanessa Riboloni of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), Natalie Holt of The Lang Cat, Tracy Vegro of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) and Keith Richards of the Consumer Duty Alliance. Among the topics explored are industry rea

In this week's Weekend Essay, Momodou Musa Touray reflects on the lasting changes flexible working has brought since the pandemic. With hybrid work now a key factor in job selection and campaigns for shorter working days gaining momentum, the shift towards better work-life balance is undeniable. But are we ready to fully embrace this new world of work? Tune in to hear insights on h

In this episode of In Conversation With…, Kimberley Dondo speaks with Kate Rainbow, Head of Key Accounts at Hymans Robertson Investment Services. They discuss how Consumer Duty is reshaping the advice industry, from the rise of outsourcing to ensure sustainable income to understanding the manufacturer versus distributor distinction. Kate also explains the importance of scenario t

In this week’s Weekend Essay, Amanda Newman Smith reflects on Disability History Month, exploring assumptions about people and how these can shape perspectives. From her personal anecdotes to insights from the ITV show Unfiltered Women, Amanda highlights the importance of listening to diverse voices. What can we learn by looking past first impressions? Tune in to this thought-pro

Join host Kimberley Dondo on In Conversation With... as she interviews Matt Evans, Portfolio Manager for Ninety One’s UK Sustainable Equity Fund. They discuss the compelling case for UK equities, market trends, the evolving IPO landscape, and how sustainability drives value. Learn how the GB ISA could reshape investment and why top holdings like AstraZeneca and Unilever are centr

In this Weekend Essay, Tom Browne reflects on the art of apologising in financial services, spotlighting recent cases from Aegon UK and the PFS. He examines why some apologies resonate while others fall flat, the fine line between sincerity and damage control, and why saying sorry can be a powerful act of strength. Listen now:

In this podcast, editor Tom Browne is joined by Roderic Rennison, founder and partner of Catalyst Partners and Money Marketing columnist, to discuss buying, selling and consolidation post-Budget in the financial advice space. Among the topics discussed are changes to business asset disposal relief (BADR), the attractiveness of the UK to private equity (PE) firms, and why “the tax

In this deeply personal episode, Dan Cooper reflects on the recent loss of his beloved grandfather and the lessons it taught him about having those difficult but vital conversations about death. From inheritance planning to creating a will, Dan shares why discussing end-of-life wishes is an act of love and how it can bring peace of mind to families during challenging times. Listen

Kimberley Dondo, digital content manager at Money Marketing, chats with Catriona McInally, Investment Specialist at M&G Wealth, about the complexities of long-term investing in today's market. They explore how advisers can guide clients through volatility, prioritise "real" returns over short-term gains, and adapt strategies in a changing investment landscape. Tune in for valua

In this week's Weekend Essay, Tom Browne reflects on what lessons the media can learn from the US election results and the UK Budget. From over-sensationalising political outcomes to the dangers of guessing in the absence of solid policies, Tom discusses how a more informed, sober approach is needed in today's media landscape. Should the media focus less on polarisation and more on