All this week Money Makers has been discussing Brexit – what it might mean for investors and for the economy in the UK and overseas. In this podcast, Jonathan Davis talks to Ken Fisher, the West Coast money manager who also has a very successful wealth management firm in the UK and is a widely read columnist in Forbes and the FT. Fisher explains why Brexit will have less of an impact than people think, what everyone has overlooked about Donald Trump’s challenge for the US presidency in the meantime, and why the biggest threat to one of the longest but least enthusiastic bull markets in history doesn’t reside in any of the major cities on earth – but in the rural hinterlands, where all is not calm...

Leading economist and writer John Kay talks with Jonathan Davis about what underlying factors might have really driven the Brexit vote from an economic point of view – and what the most realistic outcomes are likely to be when the dust settles, as well as how things might affect investors, governments and the European project itself.

On this episode of Talking Money, Jonathan Davis speaks with the founder of a widely talked about new firm that thinks it might just have cracked the future of wealth management: Netwealth Investments.

In this edition of Talking Money, fund manager James Henderson explains why – despite others’ doubts – he doesn’t think we’re near the end of the bull market, and how talking to companies has revealed a robustness in firms that isn’t being reflected in valuations. As a patient long-term investor, Henderson argues there are attractive opportunities out there if you know where to look: he reveals how he has been finding them, including two examples of where he has recently started to build a position.

Mark Slater is one of the UK’s leading growth stock investors, whose methods are based on the rigorous criteria laid down by his father Jim Slater in the Zulu Principle and other books. In this episode of Talking Money, recorded at the recent London Investor conference, Jonathan Davis asks him what opportunities he is currently finding in the equity market.

Talking Money: Still a raging bull of Japan – An interview with hedge fund manager Hugh Sloane by Jonathan Davis

Jonathan Davis talks to Elory Dimson of the Judge Business School at Cambridge University about interest rate cuts and rises and how they affect share prices.