Ticker shock: London’s wheezing stockmarket

Josh Roberts, a finance correspondent for The Economist, explores the troubles plaguing London's stock market, identifying strict governance and a stagnation in innovative IPOs as key culprits. He discusses how these issues hinder London’s status as a global financial hub and suggests strategies for revitalization. Additionally, the podcast delves into the resurgence of military conscription worldwide, influenced by geopolitical tensions, and the rise of digital nomadism in Europe, reshaping how and where people work post-pandemic.