Show overview
The Wealth Show has been publishing since 2022, and across the 4 years since has built a catalogue of 162 episodes. That works out to roughly 60 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 18 min and 28 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed yesterday, with 18 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Citywire.
From the publisher
Our weekly podcast offers rare access to the sharpest minds in investment, along with insights from top executives in the wealth and fund management industry. Find out what makes these individuals tick and where they see the best opportunities in global markets.
Latest Episodes
View all 162 episodesSaker Nusseibeh: Where most ESG investing went wrong
The biggest fund manager red flags for Mirabaud’s UK portfolio head
‘Like 1990s China’: Should investors start to think about Africa?
£64bn firm founder Rich Pzena on where the market is mispricing stocks
Syz Bank CEO: Modern private banking means ‘putting our money where our mouth is’
Raymond James CIO: My biggest worry for global markets
Ruffer’s Mike Biggs on why private borrowing can be the real growth driver in the UK
Ex-Morningstar CIO: Why thematic ETFs are always late to the party
Why UK asset managers are no longer hot M&A targets
‘Brooks was exactly what I was looking for’: Why new CIO Will Hobbs joined from Barclays
Netwealth CEO: Wealth firms need more than a digital facelift
The 'Succession' effect tearing apart UHNW families
$100 oil and a closed Strait: What Stonehage Fleming is watching next
As Middle East tensions mount, Stonehage Fleming's head of multi-asset Peter McLean reveals the specific macroeconomic catalyst the firm needs to see before rebalancing portfolios
Dubai can and will bounce back stronger, insists Bentley Reid CEO
Peter Clark, CEO of Bentley Reid, led the firm’s expansion into the Middle East and believes it will remain a hub for high net-worth individuals, despite the threat of escalating conflict in the region amid US and Israeli attacks on Iran.
Ben Whitmore on Brickwood's break-out year and contrarian US buys
One of the UK's best-known fund managers discusses setting up a boutique dedicated to value investing and the opportunities, from perceived AI losers to cheap American stocks, he's finding today.
Why the UK’s first ISA millionaire thinks we need a Dragons’ Den for investing
Lord John Lee discusses why British people invest less than in any other G7 country and how he would start to change that.
‘There’s a lot to be done on empathy’: How to be a wealth manager in 2026
Louis Coke, director of private clients at Charles Stanley, explores the key ways the role of the wealth manager is changing.
IA’s Chris Cummings: Retail investing is not just an advertising campaign
The Investment Association CEO discusses his 10-year tenure at the trade body and what the industry must focus on going forward.
Exits, deals and disruption: 2025 in review
The Citywire Wealth Manager team unpack the biggest stories of the past year.
HSBC signals big year ahead for wealth in 2026
Christopher Dean, managing director of wealth, premier and personal banking at HSBC, details how the bank plans to accelerate its wealth offering in 2026.