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The PODfolio: Season 2

Institutional Investor Podcast Series

December 10, 2021
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Like I said with the music industry, given the size of it, I probably wouldn’t say there are too many, because each of those different asset managers or investment consultants – they can offer something different and unique.”
Daniel Austin-Chukwu, Investment Analyst, WTW
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Solving the Rubik's cube one face at a time is actually the wrong way of doing it. And the reason it resonated with me, because I've been there in the context of solving for sustainability matters for decades.”
Monique Mathys-Graaff, Head of Sustainability Solutions, WTW
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We’d love asset owners to ask their asset managers: Can you report this way for us?”
Marisa Hall and Tim Hodgson
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This idea of “banking the unbanked” allows people with smart phones to access more financial products.”
Justin Yang and Simon Legrand-Green
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If you’re too much of a nice skater then…everyone will pass you.”
Dany Lemay
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With technology, the line between market cap investing and active stock picking has become blurred.
Arun Singhal and Sarah Hopkins
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You can identify that shift in societal values in policy and think: how do we allocate our capital?
Roger Urwin and Martin Jecks
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You read too many self-help books.”
Eleanor Huish, Abbie Knight, Harry Keay and Josh NaylorInvestment Consultants at Willis Towers Watson
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If I had been taught about those things, it would have changed the outcome of my life.”
Nicolette DiMaggio and Will Rainey

Bonus episode: Stock Explore bedtime story

In this episode

An excerpt from Nicolette DiMaggio’s book Stock Explore. Elle learns about her first stock with the help of Sam the magical owl. Later on her journey, Elle will go on to acquire five investment superpowers.

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Bonus episode: Grandpa’s Fortune Fables bedtime story

In this episode

An excerpt from Will Rainey’s book Grandpa’s Fortune Fables. Gail tells her new friend Boris one of her Grandpa’s stories to help him understand that earning money is not solely about working hard.

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Disclaimer

Willis Towers Watson has produced these podcasts for general information purposes only and they should not be considered a substitute for specific professional advice. In particular, their contents are not intended by Willis Towers Watson to be construed as the provision of investment, legal, accounting, tax or other professional advice or recommendations of any kind, or to form the basis of any decision to do or to refrain from doing anything. As such, these podcasts should not be relied upon for investment or other financial decisions and no such decisions should be taken on the basis of their contents without seeking specific advice.