47 Episodes
52. Research and Markets: “Key Developments in Emerging Markets, China and Russia/Ukraine”

21 Oct 22

Emerging Advisors Group
Jonathan Anderson Jonathan Anderson Partner Jonathan is the former Global Emerging Market Economist at UBS Investment Bank, where he worked for nearly a decade. Jonathan has also worked at Goldman Sachs as well as the International Monetary Fund, where he served as Resident Representative in both China and Russia. He received his MA and PhD candidacy in economics at Harvard University, and speaks fluent Russian and Mandarin Chinese.
"A Resurgent Japan and the Economic Outlook for East Asia”

04 Dec 25

East Asia Econ
Paul Cavey Paul Cavey Economist For 25 years Paul has been an economist working on Asia, with a particular focus on China. Starting in 1997 he worked in the Asia team at the Economist Intelligence Unit, eventually becoming Chief China Economist, with a remit for economic and thematic research. Following that, he spent seven years at Macquarie Securities as the Head of China Economics, where the focus was on equity and commodity clients. Between 2012 and 2021 he was a Macro Strategist in a global fixed income team at Wellington Management, where he also led the firm’s macro analysis and forecasting efforts on China, Japan, and Korea. While at Wellington, his work was internally-focused. Before that he would regularly speak to the media, had a weekly column in Caijing, and contributed opinion pieces to the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and SCMP. After first spending a year in Henan in the mid-1990s, he has now spent two decades living in the region, in Taipei, Beijing, Hong Kong and Tokyo. He is now back living in Taiwan. He is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
67. US Economic Policy: Teetering on an Inflationary Equilibrium

15 May 23

Intertemporal Economics
Brian Pellegrini Brian Pellegrini Founder & Senior Analyst
12. US Politics and Economics in 2021: The Establishment Strikes Back

30 Mar 21

Intertemporal Economics
Brian Pellegrini Brian Pellegrini Founder & Senior Analyst
35. “When Does TINA (There Is No Alternative) End?”, Chris Watling, Longview Economics

11 Nov 21

Longview Economics
Chris Watling Chris Watling Founder & CEO Chris is a former economist at Cazenove, following his development of the proprietary Risk Appetite Gauge ‘RAG’ models which, when combined with the SELL-off indicator, have proven to be very successful in calling equity market direction and timing waves of risk aversion in global markets.
92. Back to the Future: East Asia & Trump 2.0

12 Dec 24

East Asia Econ
Paul Cavey Paul Cavey Economist For 25 years Paul has been an economist working on Asia, with a particular focus on China. Starting in 1997 he worked in the Asia team at the Economist Intelligence Unit, eventually becoming Chief China Economist, with a remit for economic and thematic research. Following that, he spent seven years at Macquarie Securities as the Head of China Economics, where the focus was on equity and commodity clients. Between 2012 and 2021 he was a Macro Strategist in a global fixed income team at Wellington Management, where he also led the firm’s macro analysis and forecasting efforts on China, Japan, and Korea. While at Wellington, his work was internally-focused. Before that he would regularly speak to the media, had a weekly column in Caijing, and contributed opinion pieces to the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and SCMP. After first spending a year in Henan in the mid-1990s, he has now spent two decades living in the region, in Taipei, Beijing, Hong Kong and Tokyo. He is now back living in Taiwan. He is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
6. The US Economy: Advancing without Effective Monetary or Fiscal Policy

30 Mar 21

HCWE & Co.
David Ranson David Ranson President & Head of Research David has been a principal of HCWE & Co. and its antecedent companies since 1976, before which he was a visiting assistant professor at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and Assistant to the Secretary at the US Department of the Treasury.
8. The Existential Threat Facing the European Union in 2021 and 2022

30 Mar 21

20. Is the Game up for the UK Economy?

30 Mar 21

Economic Perspectives
Peter Warburton Peter Warburton Owner & Chief Economist Peter is Director of Economic Perspectives Ltd and Managing Director of Halkin Services Ltd. He served as Economist at Ruffer LLP, an investment management company, for 15 years, following a similar tenure in the City as Economic Adviser and UK Economist for the investment bank Robert Fleming and later at Lehman Brothers. Prior to that, he was an economic researcher, forecaster, and lecturer at London Business School and what is now Bayes Business School. He is the author of Debt and Delusion, published in 1999. Since its inception in 1997, Peter has been a member of the IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee. He also contributes to the Practical History of Financial Markets course run by Didasko and occasionally teaches at Heriot-Watt University.