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On the Vox Markets Podcast 11.12.19 Andrew Knott, CEO of Savannah Petroleum #SAVP discusses the release of the CPR on their assets in Nigeria.Savannah Petroleum PLC is an AIM listed oil and gas company with exploration and production assets in Niger and Nigeria. Savannah's flagship assets include the R1/R2 and R3/R4 PSCs, which cover c.50% of the highly prospective Agadem Rift Basin ("ARB") of South East Niger, acquired in 2014/15. The Company is in the process of acquiring interests in the cash flow generative Uquo and Stubb Creek oil and gas fields and an interest in the Accugas midstream business in South East Nigeria from Seven Energy.
John Meyer, Mining Analyst at SP Angel covers a few mining stocks and shares his thoughts on Glencore Plus the Top 5 Most Followed Companies & the Top 5 Most Liked RNS’s on Vox Markets in the last 24 hours. Vox Markets is revolutionising the way companies engage with shareholders and the stock market at large. By aggregating IR and digital content onto one secure and compliant platform, Vox Markets has established itself as the go-to resource for the investment community. #VoxMarkets #StockMarket #LivePrices #StockMarketNews #Money #Investing #Investments #Finance #Business #Podcast -
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Stephen Yiu, is the lead manager of the Blue Whale Growth Fund, which has returned 48.8% since it launched less than 2 years ago.
The fund aims to be the #1 global fund in the UK, attributing its stellar performance to its high conviction and high concentration investment approach, selecting only quality companies, at the right price, Stephen emphasises.
This approach has enabled Blue Whale Capital to more than double from £80m at the start of the year to £205m, outperforming the MSCI World benchmark by 10% in the same time-frame.
We discuss Stephen’s investment approach, why he believes Blue Whale Capital is a disruptor in the asset management industry, and more. -
Simon has been a senior figure in the international investment management industry for more than three decades. After a career spanning more than a decade at S.G. Warburg, UBS, HSBC James Capel and Nomura, Simon created one of the industry’s first dedicated research and investment consulting businesses, Global Fund Analysis.
He also played a pioneering role in seeding many of the incipient European hedge funds through the Fortune Group, that went on to become one of the UK’s pre-eminent hedge fund advisory firms before being successfully sold to Close Brothers Group PLC, in 2006.
We discuss why emerging markets is ripe for stock picking, why investors are losers in the shift to passive investing, and why investors should not be perennially optimistic. -
A Wood Mackenzie report has found that 600 million people are set to gain access to electricity in the next decade, in an attempt to make a dent in the around 1 billion people who are still not connected. In this effort, experts in the energy sector are turning to an innovative solution-- off-grid energy systems.
And off-grid energy systems are just the beginning for the communities it is set to revolutionize, as access to reliable electricity clearly opens up a flood of new networks and opportunities.
We connected with experts in the field to learn more about the technology itself, how this value-stacking model is creating a spark in the sector, and what -
Brought to you by Vox markets, this podcast series features industry leaders, providing an in-depth take on the nuances, innovations, and challenges shaping their field.
Equileap is a leading organisation providing data and insights on gender equality in the corporate sector - Uniquely, Equileap tackles this head on from every corner of workplace, across 19 measures, from maternity leave to boardroom diversity, so that no stone is left unturned. For this reason, Equileap are casting a much-needed gender lens, upending the conversation aimed at gender parity in the workplace.
Diana Van Maasdijk, is a founding member and CEO of Equileap. She’s recognised that by leveraging the power of investment you can align your interests with "the mission of the people". -
In today’s episode, I speak with Inbar Maymon-Pomeranchik, founder of biotech investment consultancy, BioDiligence. Inbar also serves as an executive director at Ananda Developments.Tune in to learn from her unique experience at the intersection of the science and business development of medicinal cannabis. Inbar lays out what goes into successfully growing effective medicinal cannabis and updates us on the market’s regulation status.
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The power of connectivity is a ubiquitous global trend crossing myriad industries. In the automotive industry, cars are becoming more connected, with huge amounts of data generated every day.
At the core of this lies one thing: data. This access to data remains a critical resource for enabling efficient, protected and reliable services for every consumer, and therefore its value in this market cannot not be undermined.
We spoke to Richard Barlow, founder and CEO of Wejo. Their focus is at the heart of this ‘connected car’ technology - to date, they’ve analysed 78 billion miles of car journeys - creating data solutions to unlock untapped market value everyday. -
Industry Experts with Dr Jackie Mitchell on Shield Therapeutics (STX) and its lead drug Ferracru
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Author of "Cannabis - and how to invest and operate in regulatory grey zones," Martin Summers joins us to explain how potential investors should best navigate the nuanced yet rapidly expanding world of cannabis investment.
Tune in as Martin lays out the nature of the medicinal cannabis sector in the UK and Europe, key recommendations on how to approach these regulatory grey zones, and the fundamental gap that must be closed before the sector can really take off. -
Highly successful fund manager Charlie Morris joins Abraham Darwyne on Vox Markets' latest show, More Than A Market. They discuss investing in the current economic climate, his views on the pricing of stocks and blockchain, and why they both want the IPO window to stay open a little longer.
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Lionel is CEO of Bitspread Financial Solutions. He has more than 20 years of investment banking experience at BNP, Credit Suisse, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch and CitiGroup, including global and Managing Director roles, heading several functions around Financial Engineering, Derivatives Research, Product Management, Complex Structuring and Market Risk.
As the blockchain asset space rapidly becomes more institutionalised and professionalised, he believes it is the next frontier for finance.
BitSpread is a blockchain asset research and advisory firm, who are the first to provide institutional quality capital protected investing strategies that limit the downside while providing exposure to the potential upside of cryptocurrencies. -
With Accenture predicting that AI in healthcare could save the US healthcare economy $150 billion dollars, there is no wonder that this has engaged substantial technological growth within the sector in recent years.
AI application within drug development and its focus on primary drug discovery remains firmly within its infancy.
So, as a starting point, how do we understand the real implications and value of AI in primary drug discovery? We’ve turned to expert Jackie Hunter, Board Director of bioscience division BenevolentAI, to pinpoint the fundamentals here. -
In this episode, we set out to understand more about the roll-out of 5G technologies, both in the UK and globally. Some experts believe 5G will usher in the Fourth Industrial Revolution-- a movement Forbes says will generate close to 1$ trillion in economic value by 2025.
For consumers, 5G is promising lightning-fast speeds, up to 100 times faster than 4G, incredibly low latency, which could make the dream of driverless cars a reality, and capacity to carry massive numbers of connections simultaneously
For telecoms companies, especially in the EU, 5G presents an opportunity to seriously rally their stock market after what the Financial Times called “a damaging decade-long price war over mobile data during the 4G era.”
The UK government is putting a strong emphasis on 5G. Phillip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has said he wants the UK to become a “world leader” in 5G. The government also published a 70-page manifesto on its future 5G strategy and committed to devoting up to £16 million of the budget to running 5G trials.
We would like to thank our wonderful panel of guests: Benjamin Rhatigan, expert on the Industrial Internet of Things; Ian Fishwick, founder of AIM-listed
Follow Anna Tobin, Forbes contributor on European media and technology; and Mark Stansfeld, Chair of the Worcestershire Local Enterprise Partnership, currently overseeing one of Britain’s first official 5G factory rollouts. -
Highly successful former fund manager Chris Bailey joins Abraham Darwyne on Vox Markets' latest show, More Than A Market. They discuss interesting investments, getting ahead of the curve and some of the insights that have brought Chris success in investing.
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Justin Mcleod is a pioneer in the modern online dating field. He founded his company, Hinge, in 2011 as a website. Having re-branded and taken to market in the form of an app, the company is now firmly embedded within the landscape of a millenial revolution that combines technology and dating. We speak to Justin about his story, how he plans to revolutionise the sector and the company utilises how machine learning and AI are being marshalled to form the most efficient processes.
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In this episode of Business Lives, we spoke to millenial entrepreneur, Seth Maxwell, CEO and Co-Founder of the world's leading youth water activist organisation, The Thirst Project. Their mission? They put it simply: "To build a socially-conscious generation of young people who END the global water crisis. We do this by educating students about it and activating them to rock the clean water cause & build real water projects all over the world."
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The 2018 Global Gender Gap Report, published by the World Economic Forum, benchmarks 149 countries on their progress towards gender parity across four thematic dimensions. Economic dimensions will, according to the report, take over 200 years to close. Alongside this, the report also noted a 72% gender gap in Artificial Intelligence, a sector which, it is stated, holds critical in-demand skill sets for the future.
In this episode of Industry Experts, we speak to female tech entrepreneur Zara Nanu. Her company, Gapsquare, provides a straightforward AI-based software, and using this data, focuses on analysing and tackling the gender pay gap for any company.
As a female in technology, and a leading expert on diversity and empowerment, Zara discusses with us the gender pay gap alongside equal pay, occupational segregation and changing culture in the workplace. -
In this episode, we look at the integration and development of artificial intelligence (AI) into medical technologies, or as the sector is commonly referred to: Medtech.
Countries today are racing to be the global leader in AI. Just earlier this month, President Donald Trump signed the “American A.I. Initiative,” an executive order meant to stimulate the development and regulation of artificial intelligence. Last year in the UK, Prime Minister Theresa May announced a plan to revolutionize how chronic diseases are diagnosed in the country by significantly increasing the use of data and AI.
With AI technology growing ever more sophisticated and governments leaning into its use in healthcare, investment in the sector seems likely to grow. However, there are more reservations about data privacy and concerns over implementation when it comes to incorporating AI in healthcare practices.
So, we turned to healthcare experts to help guide us through the opportunities, challenges, and serious investment opportunity that AI in Medtech presents.
We would like to extend a massive thank you to our amazing guests: Dr. Robert Pearl, author of Washington Post bestseller 'Mistreated'; Dr. Jenny Barnett, Chief Scientific Officer of Cambridge Cognition; and Ariel Beery, CEO of MobileODT. - Vis mere
