Ortenca Aliaj

Sujeet Indap, Wall Street editor at the Financial Times, teams up with Ortenca Aliaj, Banking editor at the Financial Times, to delve into the fierce rivalry for junior talent between private equity and Wall Street banks. They discuss a controversial recruiting practice causing firms to target graduates earlier than ever. The conversation reveals insights into the shifting dynamics in finance, including the ethical concerns surrounding accelerated hiring and the impact of JP Morgan’s new policies on the future landscape of both sectors.

In this insightful discussion, Brooke Masters, the U.S. financial editor at the Financial Times, and Ortenca Aliaj, banking editor at FT, explore the implications of Donald Trump's potential second term on the banking sector. They analyze regulatory shifts, market reactions, and strategic adaptations of banks in the face of changing policies. The conversation touches on the unpredictability of Trump's governance, the future of Environmental, Social, and Governance standards, and emerging trends like the rise of private credit in finance.

Ludo Hunter-Tilney, a Financial Times music critic, and Ortenca Aliaj, a London banking editor and Oasis superfan, dive into the excitement surrounding Oasis's reunion after 15 years. They explore the band's cultural resonance and the nostalgia it evokes. Discussion topics include ticket sales frenzy and whether the Gallagher brothers deserve the hype. They also analyze the significance of live music today and share personal stories about how Oasis shaped their teen years. Expect humor and heartfelt reflections on aging rock icons!