MONEY FM 89.3 - Your Money With Michelle Martin

Nvidia delivered blockbuster earnings, raised its dividend 25-fold and unveiled an US$80 billion buyback - yet the stock still slipped. Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode of Market View explores why investors may now expect near-perfection from the AI giant, and what that could mean for richly valued tech stocks globally. Michelle unpacks Nvidia’s latest earnings, easing bond yields, softer oil prices and why Wall Street staged a rebound overnight. She also looks at renewed scrutiny on Singapore property giants CDL and UOL as investors demand clearer plans to unlock shareholder value. Plus: OCBC’s reported bid for HSBC’s Indonesia assets, Gen Z’s changing spending habits, and why some wealth managers now think energy stocks could outperform tech. Companies mentioned: Nvidia, OCBC, HSBC, City Developments Limited (CDL), UOL Group.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Imagine waiting over a decade for a $150 million dollar inheritance to be distributed. Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode explores two actual Singapore cases that reveal how family relationships and money can be a difficult mix. From secrecy, undocumented arrangements and “creative” financial structures the conversation brings to light issues that can save families years of stress, and what's changed in Singapore that has tightened the tax avoidance loophole. Michelle speaks with Tan Ooi Boon, Invest Editor at The Straits Times. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"You can marry four or five different men, but the only one they want to find out about is Dick Lee," jazz legend Jacintha shared in a recent ST interview. Dr Ong Keng Sen, Artistic Director, T:>Works & Jacintha, the star of Lush Life join Michelle Martin to take listeners behind the scenes of the production that you can catch for only two days at the Singapore International Festival of the Arts. At SIFA’s Lush Life,Ja and Dick Lee share a stage in an intimate performance giving voice to perspectives of their marriage and wider creative relationship. The concert biopic draws exclusively from writer and director Ong Keng Sen's private interview recordings of both Jacintha and Dick Lee that stretched over 15 hours. Why reveal more of Ja and Dick Lee's story now? Will the performance address why the marriage broke down? Were there competing narratives in the making of it? Find out more about the love story and the making of Lush Life, in this interview.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Could pipelines, shipping fleets and defence contractors become the market’s next big winners? Hosted by Michelle Martin with guest Swapnil Mishra, Author of Investing for the Clueless, Reckless and Overly Cautious, this episode explores how the Trump-Xi meeting, the Xi-Putin summit and rising geopolitical tensions are reshaping investment flows worldwide. Michelle and Swapnil unpack why investors are suddenly paying attention to “old economy” sectors like energy transport, logistics and defence - and how AI infrastructure demand is unexpectedly reviving interest in pipelines and natural gas. They also examine whether shipping disruptions, sanctions risks and a fragmented global order could create long-term winners beyond Big Tech. If geopolitics is becoming a permanent market force, what should retail investors rethink about their portfolios?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wall Street may have hit record highs - but the bond market is suddenly flashing warning signs investors can no longer ignore. Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode of Market View explores why surging Treasury yields are rattling stocks, whether higher borrowing costs could threaten the AI-driven market rally, and what resilient consumer spending at Home Depot really says about the US economy. Michelle also unpacks why luxury giant Tapestry is betting heavily on international growth, how Yangzijiang Shipbuilding’s booming order book reflects shifting global trade dynamics, and why BYD’s fleet of “floating garages” could reshape the future of industrial competition. Featuring companies including Home Depot, Tapestry, Coach, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, Delfi and BYD.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is Warren Buffett’s latest purchase? Is it a market signal? Market View explores Berkshire Hathaway’s latest portfolio reshuffle, Elon Musk’s courtroom loss against OpenAI, and why analysts suddenly see StarHub as the possible winner after the Simba-M1 merger stalled. Michelle Martin unpacks whether rising bond yields are becoming a hidden threat to markets, why AI infrastructure bottlenecks are hitting chip stocks , and what the public clash inside Lululemon Athletica reveals about founder power. Plus - why strong numbers from Lendlease Global Commercial REIT could matter for retail property investors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The exhaustion, anxiety, sleeplessness and brain fog that many women silently suffer through at midlife, is not "just stress", and there is help available. What is the invisible cost of menopause and how can you stop paying it? From not giving up everything you've worked so hard for at the workplace, to taking control of your health, Michelle Martin and Joanne Yoong Founder & CEO, Research for Impact, discuss the growing debate around HRT, why menopause symptoms are so often dismissed and how workplaces can support women through one of the most important transitions in a woman's life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

China companies may be eyeing Singapore again - but could a new wave of listings finally reignite excitement on SGX for retail investors? Hosted by Michelle Martin with guest Jason Saw, Group Head of Investment Banking at CGS International, this episode explores why Southeast Asian deal activity is rebounding after a softer stretch. Michelle and Jason unpack the AI-driven semiconductor boom, rising M&A appetite, and why Singapore is positioning itself as a capital markets hub amid growing global competition. They also examine whether more Chinese companies listing on SGX could deepen liquidity, reshape investor sentiment and create fresh opportunities for local investors. If ASEAN markets are entering a new investment cycle, where could the next winners emerge?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Could the bond market smack down the exuberant US stock market? Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode of Market View explores whether surging US bond yields could become the biggest threat yet to richly valued equity markets ahead of a crucial earnings week featuring Nvidia, Walmart and Home Depot. Michelle unpacks what the bond market may be signalling about inflation, borrowing costs and investor confidence, while examining the widening AI ecosystem beyond Nvidia through companies like Cisco, Vertiv and Arista Networks. She also looks at what discount retailers TJX and Ross Stores may reveal about the health of the US consumer and the rise of the “trade-down economy” as shoppers hunt for value in an uncertain environment. Closer to home, Michelle breaks down the uncertainty surrounding Singapore’s telecom sector after IMDA suspended its review of Simba Telecom’s proposed S$1.43 billion acquisition of M1 amid a regulatory probe. The episode ends with a look at rising oil prices linked to tensions around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, as well as renewed investor interest in space infrastructure plays like Rocket Lab and AST SpaceMobile.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If ETFs are becoming the “backbone” of investing, what does that mean for the future of portfolios in Asia? Asia-Pacific’s ETF market has crossed the US$2 trillion mark, and investors are no longer using ETFs simply to track indices. Hosted by Michelle Martin with guest Ahmed Ibrahim, Head of ETF Solutions, APAC at State Street, this episode explores how ETFs are evolving into gateways for AI investing, income strategies, active management and digital assets. Michelle and Ahmed unpack what’s driving explosive ETF growth across China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Australia - and how APAC is increasingly shaping global ETF innovation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A finance professional loses S$1.2 million. Another woman loses S$330,000 to someone she thought cared about her. Hosted by Michelle Martin, this deeply personal conversation explores the emotional roots of financial vulnerability - why fear, loneliness, and stress can lead more of us to defer to authority or silence our own intuition in moments where we must need to make good decisions or face big losses. Drawing from real scam cases and the memoir of Vanderbilt heiress Belle Burden, Michelle examines the hidden ways we can disengage from financial power and how to get that control back.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can diplomacy keep markets calm while oil, inflation and AI euphoria all surge at once? Asia-Pacific markets look set for a cautiously positive open after Wall Street rallied on growing optimism around the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing. Market View unpacks why investors are cheering signs of renewed US-China economic cooperation even as oil prices jump back above US$100 a barrel amid Strait of Hormuz tensions. We dive into President Donald Trump’s claim that China will buy more American oil, why Boeing shares still fell despite a major 200-plane China order, and what that says about expectations-driven markets in 2026. Meanwhile, AI remains the dominant force on Wall Street explore Cerebras Systems’ blockbuster IPO debut, rising Treasury yields, sticky inflation pressures and why markets are increasingly balancing optimism about growth against deep concerns about geopolitics and energy shocks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many financially successful women remain passive participants in their own financial lives until a crisis forces visibility. Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode explores the issue of women and financial disengagement with Grace Tay, Associate Director at Finexis Advisory and a lawyer-turned-financial consultant. The conversation examines “financial infidelity,” emotional manipulation, and how women can regain financial visibility, confidence and agency.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What comes to mind when you think of letting go? Perhaps you are trying to let go of unhelpful thoughts or beliefs or habits. Perhaps the best masterclass on letting go comes from survivors of illnesses that take away what we assume we have for life. On LIVE WELL WITH MICHELLE, Michelle takes us through the deeply human story of a Singaporean stroke survivor whose new book is an invitation to rethink letting go and returning home to ourselves. Michelle highlights lessons on coping with loss after major life transitions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Markets are shrugging off virus scares, rising bond yields and fragile US-China tensions - but are investors becoming dangerously comfortable with risk? Hosted by Michelle Martin with Arun Pai, Partner at Monk's Hill Ventures, this episode unpacks why Wall Street appears increasingly willing to “buy the dip” even during moments of geopolitical and health uncertainty. Michelle explores what it means when figures like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg travel alongside US President Donald Trump to China - and whether corporate America is now shaping diplomacy as much as governments. The conversation also dives into the quiet but important rise in bond yields and why markets may be losing faith in imminent rate cuts. From biotech names like Moderna to tech giants and global capital flows, discover which sectors could win - or suffer - if higher rates and geopolitical uncertainty persist. Hosted by Michelle Martin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you caught Michelle Martin’s conversation with Elijah Lee, Senior Financial Services Manager, Phillip Securities last week, you’ll know they ran out of time just as things were getting interesting. In Part 2, we dive into the "how" - the practical steps to starting your own annuity journey for a secure retirement. Michelle starts with a question many are talking about in Singapore given recent changes - healthcare costs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Money and Me, Michelle Martin speaks with a former banker who channeled his ADHD into a “superpower”, transforming a restless "lack of focus" into a relentless drive to master a legendary Thai recipe and engineer a tech-forward F&B ecosystem. He proves that neurodiversity is a competitive financial asset, turning a classroom label into a mission-driven business that disrupts the status quo. Here's the full conversation with Lawrence Tang, Founder of Co+Nut+ink.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the next competitive advantage in business isn’t ruthless optimisation - but learning how to thrive? Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode features Stephen Lew, Founder of The School of Positive Psychology, who shares why high achievement and deep fulfilment are often not the same thing. We explore how Positive Psychology and the science of resilience, meaning, creativity and human flourishing are increasingly relevant in a world of burnout, uncertainty and relentless performance pressure. Plus Stephen takes a question from a listener who believes his wife would benefit from therapy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Singapore’s capital markets could be entering a new phase. Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang, this episode examines the planned SGX-Nasdaq dual-listing bridge expected to launch by mid-2026, allowing eligible companies to access both Singapore and US investors through a streamlined listing process. We explore whether the initiative can help revive SGX liquidity, attract regional tech unicorns and strengthen Singapore’s position in global capital markets. The discussion also looks at the role of the Equity Market Development Programme and whether Singapore is taking a more active approach to supporting IPO activity and market depth. Plus: can SGX avoid becoming merely a secondary trading venue if valuation premiums and liquidity remain concentrated on Nasdaq - and what would success actually look like for Singapore’s market ecosystem?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Singapore’s financial advisory industry is changing fast - with consolidation, rising compliance costs and larger platforms reshaping the business of advice. Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode with Christopher Tan, CEO of Providend, explores what happens when financial advice becomes increasingly concentrated in the hands of fewer, larger players. Both also discuss the part of retirement few talk about - spending wisely in retirement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What’s Money Trauma and how can you heal from it? Michelle Martin finds out in this insightful conversation with Gail Wong, Professional Coach and Investor, Livetrue. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suspiciously well-timed oil and prediction market trades tied to the Iran-U.S. conflict have reportedly totalled close to US$7 billion, raising fresh questions about geopolitics, insider conviction and how markets price fear. Oil surged after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the conflict with Iran was “not over,” sending Brent crude above US$104 a barrel and WTI close to US$95.Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode turns to veteran trader Simon Ree, Founder of Tao of Trading, to unpack whether these trades were pure foresight, sophisticated probability analysis - or something more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a lively on-air debate between dividend investing and ETFs, listeners cast their votes - and the results are revealing. Then Michelle explores executive presence and the subtle signals that shape influence at work.Because in modern careers, competence alone is rarely enough - presence can shape opportunity. Hosted by Michelle Martin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Passive income goes head-to-head as ETF investing battles dividend growth investing in a lively showdown, as we ask which investing style might be best suited to be the main pillar for anyone's portfolio? Tim Phillips argues for the long-term power of ETFs, while Willie Keng makes the case for intelligent dividend investing.The debate dives into whether ETFs are still good diversifiers given market concentration, why dividend investing may not just be for retirees, and what really grows wealth over time. There’s also an unexpected “easter egg” in the episode, as both guests reveal a powerful investing moment from their own journeys. Hosted by Michelle Martin with guests Tim Phillips, Founder, TimTalksMoney (https://www.timtalksmoney.com) and Willie Keng, Founder, Dividend Titan. (https://www.dividendtitan.com)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Passwords are a part of life, but perhaps they reveal something bigger about modern life - the rising cognitive burden we carry every day. Listeners share how they are coping with password fatigue with Michelle. Maybe that’s the deeper issue here. The future isn’t just about making technology smarter. It’s about reducing unnecessary friction so human beings have more mental space for relationships, purpose, creativity, investing wisely. Are future companies are looking away from passwords to keep organisations safe? Then we hear more about Michelle's book pick today, John Coleman's "Good Money"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Author John Coleman spent his early years in a single-wide mobile home in the USA. When it rained in Florida, the family would buy movie tickets, and wait out the storm safely in the theatre. Today he is Co-CEO of Sovereign's Capital which invests in public equities, private equities and venture capital. Michelle Martin finds out how John's six-step framework in his book "Good Money, Six Steps to Building a Financial Life with Purpose" can help us change our relationship with money, so we can design a richer life across dimensions that we know, map to living well.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michelle Martin speaks with Arnaud Frade about the rise of “sentient startups” and whether billion-dollar one-person companies could soon emerge - even from Singapore. They explore how entrepreneurs are already using AI beyond productivity. Arnaud also shares lessons from building Athena, his autonomous AI panelist, and explains why blind dependence on AI could become a dangerous trap for founders. As AI takes over more analysis and execution, the conversation asks a deeper wellness question: what uniquely human qualities will matter most for leaders at work? Hosted by Michelle Martin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Investors, what if one of Asia’s biggest ageing-investment opportunities is a healthcare problem few people even talk about? Asia’s ageing population is quietly fueling a surge in demand for urology care - and investors may be underestimating the scale of the opportunity In Money and Me we meet the largest medical device company in Southeast Asia Michelle Martin speaks with Wong Yau Chung, CEO of Temasek-backed Advanced MedTech Holdings, about a possible listing, how the Singapore-grown MedTech is using acquisitions and its strategy to compete globally and a key question. Could urology become one of the next major long-term investment themes tied to ageing demographics?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are living longer but what are our options for employment after retirement? Is it really either "just stay home" or volunteer? Michelle Martin explores how an SGX-listed tech company iWOW Technology and global online platform GetSetUp are adding new options for seniors who have only to reach their keyboards for a new way to earn. GetSetUp are banking on older adults training their peers on their tech platform. From making new connections, to providing real flexible jobs with dignity and purpose. Michelle looks at whether this initiative can truly help older adults stay engaged with their peers from around the world and if it can provide meaningful remuneration. Find out as she speaks with Ashokan Ramakrishnan, Chief Marketing Officer, iWOW & Neil Dsouza, Co-Founder of GetSetUp. Click to check out the community here www.getsetup.sg/en-SGSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Imagine a few thousand consistently deposited into your account, every month for life! Our guest received a letter reminding him this financial instrument he chose 5 years ago, came to fruition with a sweet four figure gain. Listen to this episode to hear how to figure out if putting money in annuity is a smart move. How much can you expect monthly? What are the range of riders involved? What's guaranteed and what's not? How does this financial instrument compare with buying a REIT, ETF or topping up your SRS? Michelle Martin finds out with Phillip Securities' Elijah Lee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Work from your living room and on your own terms? Michelle Martin speaks with Joanne Chen, Founder of Ezhub, about how live commerce is opening new doors people to return to work with flexibility and purpose. Joanne, a single mum with a special needs child, shares how personal challenges helped grow her business. TikTok Shop is turning live selling into a serious economic opportunity. How can you profit from it? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She walked away at the top - so what does freedom really cost? Michelle Martin sits down with Michelle Lee, Founder of Better MoneyEQ, who retired at 35 after a stellar financial advisory career - and chose a radically different relationship with money.They unpack why financial success doesn’t always translate into fulfillment, and what “Money EQ” reveals about our deepest money patterns. From childhood conditioning to emotional triggers like fear, guilt, and avoidance, this episode explores why even smart investors make poor decisions. Michelle Lee shares how identity - not discipline - is the true lever for lasting financial change, and how small, intentional shifts can break old cycles. If you’ve ever felt stuck between earning well and living well, this conversation offers a new way forward - hosted by Michelle Martin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the biggest investing mistake today is assuming every dip is a bargain? Michelle Martin explores whether the familiar “buy the dip” strategy still holds in today's market shaped by oil shocks, inflation pressures, and shifting rate expectations. Joined by Brian See Toh, Financial Services Manager at PhillipCapital, the conversation unpacks why today’s pullbacks may be fundamentally different from past quick rebounds. How can investors tell the difference between a short-term dip and a deeper market reset? We break down when averaging in makes sense, what to review before deploying capital, and how to avoid reacting emotionally to falling prices. Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode offers a disciplined framework to help investors align market moves with their long-term life and wealth plans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the biggest winners in tech today are the ones spending the most - despite the risks? Big Tech earnings surprise to the upside, but markets pick clear favourites as Alphabet surges while Meta slips on AI spending fears. Microsoft doubles down with a staggering US$190 billion capex plan, while Amazon’s cloud engine keeps delivering strong growth. In Singapore, DBS signals conviction in the AI future with a US$20 billion data centre push, even as profits edge higher. Meanwhile, Wall Street stays cautious - oil prices rise, the Fed shows rare division, and leadership uncertainty clouds policy direction. From Wilmar to Mapletree Industrial Trust, corporate Singapore reveals a mixed earnings landscape - hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why do some leaders leave you energised - while others quietly exhaust you? Michelle Martin sits down with Columbia University's Adam Galinsky, author of INSPIRE (The Universal Path for Leading Yourself and Others), to unpack the psychology behind leadership that truly moves people. Drawing on three decades of research, Galinsky explains why inspiration isn’t a personality trait - but a set of behaviours we can all learn. From Visionary to Exemplar to Mentor, discover the three roles that define leaders who elevate others.We explore how these ideas play out not just in boardrooms - but in families, and everyday life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hospital bills are rising - and now you’re expected to pay more upfront. What does that mean for your financial health? Michelle Martin speaks with Liaw Yit Ming and Lee Hong Huei of Foundation Healthcare Holdings to unpack Singapore’s evolving healthcare financing landscape. With new Integrated Shield Plan rider rules raising out-of-pocket costs, patients are feeling the strain. Is the real issue rising demand - or a fragmented system where insurers, hospitals, and doctors don’t communicate? We explore how technology, efficiency, and value-based care could reshape outcomes—and costs.Hosted by Michelle Martin. Correction: Foundation Healthcare, a Temasek-backed (through fully-owned Seatown Holdings) multi-specialist group, who is driving the shift towards sustainability in private healthcare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coffee is hot, soda is fizzing - but is the global consumer stronger than we think? Strong earnings from Starbucks and Coca-Cola suggest demand is holding firm - even as inflation lingers. From affordable indulgences to premium beverages, spending patterns are splitting across income groups. Meanwhile, the OPEC shake-up as the United Arab Emirates signals a potential reset in oil power dynamics. Markets pause as AI stocks retreat, while names like Spotify stumble despite strong earnings. In Asia, CapitaLand Investment and GoTo highlight resilience and turnaround stories - hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Inflation is squeezing wallets - but could it quietly boost your REIT returns? Michelle Martin sits down with Willie Keng, Founder of Dividend Titan (https://www.dividendtitan.com/), to unpack how rising costs could reshape the financing vehicles that REITS are. From CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust’s strategic pivot to Paragon, to CapitaLand Ascendas Trust’s resilient 6% yield, we explore what’s really driving performance. How can we determine when REITS are likely to find inflation more of a foe than a friend? We also break down the three key areas new REIT investors may need to check in on every quarter. Hosted by Michelle Martin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the biggest threat to AI isn’t competition - but geopolitics? China blocks Meta Platforms’s AI ambitions, reshaping the rules of global tech investment overnight. Meanwhile, OpenAI and Microsoft loosen ties, signalling a new era of AI independence and rivalry. Markets edge higher even as oil surges past US$100, with Middle East tensions back in focus. Corporate movers from BP to ST Engineering highlight how geopolitics is driving winners and losers. All this and more as investors navigate a market where power, not just profits, is the real currency - hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if markets are rising not because risks are low - but because investors are underestimating them? Michelle Martin explores the medium-term fallout of a potential Strait of Hormuz disruption and why energy shocks may reshape Asia’s outlook. Despite geopolitical tensions and recession fears, global equities continue to climb—what’s driving this disconnect? We examine Singapore’s policy shift as the Monetary Authority of Singapore tightens for the first time since 2022 and what that signals. From inflation persistence to supply chain rewiring, the investment landscape may be shifting more than it appears. Hosted by Michelle Martin with guest Cheng Chye Hsern, Head of Investment, Providend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are markets rallying on strength - or simply ignoring the risks building beneath the surface? Big Tech splits into two camps: AI heavyweights like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft pour billions into the future, while Apple doubles down on massive buybacks. Intel shocks markets with its best day in decades, while Nvidia pushes past a staggering $5 trillion valuation milestone. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley flags conviction picks ahead of earnings, even as expectations climb dangerously high. With the Federal Reserve leadership in flux and oil prices surging, investors face a complex mix of growth optimism and macro uncertainty. Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if one shipping lane, one IPO, and one CEO change could reshape your portfolio in a significant way? Michelle Martin unpacks three shifts that could redefine risk and opportunity, From a potential Strait of Hormuz disruption to oil spikes, we explore how energy shocks ripple through inflation, equities and currencies. Then, SpaceX’s IPO buzz meets hard reality as the company flags deep risks in its Moon and Mars ambitions - what should investors really price in? And at Apple, a historic leadership transition signals a pivot from supply chain mastery to engineering-led innovation in an AI-driven era. With guest Swapnil Mishra, we connect geopolitics, tech ambition and leadership shifts to what matters most for your money.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.