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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusinessInvesting | |||

To mark a decade of the UBS programme in which Nobel laureates in economic sciences such as Paul Romer (pictured) share insights to help shape the bank’s thinking, we present a retrospective of 10 of our favourite conversations.
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At the start of the year the question was whether AI and innovation could help markets and economies to overcome the drag of debt, volatility and stubborn inflation. As we enter H2, do we have an answer?
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As Art Basel returns to Basel, we consider how collectors can navigate one of the most important moments in the global art calendar. Featuring experts from UBS Art Advisory alongside artist and Zero 10 co-curator Trevor Paglen.
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A special edition in which Mark Andersen, Marianna Mamou and Anders Lindegaard discuss a new report from the UBS Global Wealth Management CIO about the changing economics and culture of football.
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I don’t really understand this podcast. Half of them are decent and full of information, but the other half are literally just ads for UBS. Episode 9 was especially egregious — just a complete and utter UBS puff piece.
I would say skip it; if you’re interested in finance you won’t learn anything you couldn’t get on the front page of the WSJ.
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This program features discussions with a mix of UBS executives, researchers, and external experts who illuminate macro trends, innovation, and the evolving landscape of finance and markets. Recent episodes span topics like the female funding gap and gender-focused investing, education financing through income-share agreements, the history and future of smartphones, space economy investments, and long-run market returns. Guests often bring institutional perspectives from UBS alongside independent voices in technology, art, and entrepreneurship, offering data-driven context, practical frameworks, and forward-looking scenarios for investors, founders, and policymakers. A notable pattern is the integration of wealth management insights with bro... more
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