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With Richard White stepping down as the head of Wisetech Global, will the company be able to arrest the slide in its share price? MARKET WRAP: ASX200: down 0.12%, 8,206 GOLD: $2,747 US/oz BITCOIN: $100,926 AUD Tech stocks again took a beating, with NextDC losing 3.9%, Macquarie Technology Group down 3.2% and Codan losing 2.2%. Fortescue managed to ship a record 47.7 million tonnes of iron ore across the country, but with analysts expecting more, its share price dropped down 3.2% to $19.13 Each of the Big Four banks were in the green.  A win in the United States for Telix Pharmaceuticals, who gained FDA approval on a drug application, saw its shares gain 1.7% to $21.46. And there were gains of more than 1% for REA Group, South 32 and Sonic Healthcare. CURRENCY UPDATE: AUD/USD: 66.55 US cents AUD/GBP: 51.4 pence AUD/EUR: 61 Euro cents AUD/JPY: 101 Japanese yen AUD/NZD: 1.10 NZ dollars See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wall St closed slightly higher overnight as the escalating tensions in the Middle East impacted markets. The Dow Jones added 0.09%, the S&P 500 rose just 0.01% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq gained 0.08%.Iran's attack on Israel has impacted investor enthusiasm on Wall St for the new trading month and quarter, with trader uncertainty set to continue following Israel starting ground operations in Lebanon.Over in Europe, markets closed mixed, following in a similar trend to the US. The STOXX600 remained flat overnight with losses led by the utilities sector falling 1.8%, while oil and gas stocks jumped 1.5% following supply concerns in the Middle East. Germany's DAX fell 0.25%, the French CAC gained 0.05% and over in the UK the FTSE 100 rose 0.17%.Locally yesterday, the ASX200 closed 0.13% lower with the majority of sectors closing in the red. Losses were led by the consumer discretionary and information technology sector which fell by 1.73% and 1.58% respectively. This was offset by the energy sector which rose by 2.35% yesterday.What to watch today:The Australian share market is set to open slightly higher, with the SPI futures suggesting a rise of 0.04% at market open this morning.On the commodities front this morning, Oil is trading 1.71% higher at 71 US dollars and 2 cents a barrel following supply disruptions in the Middle East. Gold is trading 0.07% lower at 2658 US dollars an ounce and iron ore is trading a massive 15.89% higher at 108 US dollars and 74 cents a tonne as China relaxed rules for homebuyers and moved to lower mortgage rates to support the property market, showing there is a potential rebound in demand for construction materials.Trading Ideas:Bell Potter has initiated coverage on Codan Limited (ASX: CDA) with a hold rating and has a 12-month price target of $16.90. Codan is an Australian technology company that develops and manufactures innovative, mission critical communications and detection technology. CDA's primary customers include defence, government departments, major corporates, small scale miners and individual consumers. With a current price target of $16.33 the hold rating is recommended.And Trading Central has identified a bearish signal in EVT Limited (ASX:EVT), indicating that the stock price may fall from the close of $10.53 to the range of $8.80-$9.20, on a pattern formed over 15 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis.

Codan Limited is an Australia-based technology company. The Company develops robust technology solutions to solve customers' communications, safety, security and productivity problems. It develops rugged and reliable electronics solutions for government, corporate, NGO and consumer markets across the globe. The Company's segments include Communications, Metal Detection and Others. The Communications segment includes the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of communication solutions. The Metal Detection segment includes the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of metal detection equipment. The Other business segment relates to the manufacturing and sale of tracking products to Caterpillar Inc. Its metal detection business includes Minelab. Its Communications business includes Domo Tactical Communications and Zetron. The Company's products are sold in more than 150 countries with a global network of dealers, distributors and agents.Shares for Beginners and Stockopedia proudly present "Weekend Watchlist". Each week we dissect a company using Stockopedia's Factor driven analysis process. Go to https://why.stockopedia.com/sfb/ for your free trial and special discount offer. Why not join Stockopedia today and take advantage of this special offer of 10% off the first year of membership and see for yourself why Stockopedia is the essential tool for every serious DIY share investor. 14-day free trial included, then a no-quibble 30-day money back guarantee: https://why.stockopedia.com/sfb/ Find out more about Stockopedia by going to my review:https://www.sharesforbeginners.com/stockopedia-aunz-reviewDisclosure: The links provided are affiliate links. I will be paid a commission if you use this link to make a purchase. You will receive a discount by using these links/coupon codes. I only recommend products and services that I use and trust myself or where I have interviewed and/or met the founders and have assured myself that they're offering something of value.Shares for Beginners is a production of Finpods Pty Ltd. The advice shared on Shares for Beginners is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. Shares for Beginners exists purely for educational and entertainment purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or financial decision. If you do choose to buy a financial product, read the PDS, TMD and obtain appropriate financial advice tailored towards your needs. Philip Muscatello and Finpods Pty Ltd are authorised representatives of Money Sherpa PTY LTD ABN - 321649 27708, AFSL - 451289. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I episode 39 tager vi på en rejse gennem den teknologiske udvikling og diskuterer Marianne Dahls erfaringer med ledelse. Marianne har gennem sin karriere arbejdet med topledelse i forskellige brancher og mener, at uanset hvilken branche man er leder i, er det vigtigt at få en forståelse for teknologi. Derudover taler vi om AI, AGI, rollemodeller, samt giver et forecast på, hvilke professioner der vil blive attraktive i fremtidens samfund i takt med den teknologiske udvikling.Managing Director og Partner i Boston Consulting GroupI denne episode har vi besøg af Marianne Dahl, der er Managing Director og Partner hos Boston Consulting Group. Hun er, ifølge Berlingske, en af Danmarks mest markante erhvervskvinder, med en lang karriere i erhvervslivet og topstillinger hos virksomheder som Microsoft, Codan og TDC. Vi har inviteret Marianne til en samtale i studiet om ledelse, den teknologiske udvikling og fremtidens teknologier.Marianne indleder samtalen med at beskrive sig selv som et holdningsmenneske, der er nysgerrig på mange forskellige emner og samtidig er meget impulsiv. Hun fortæller, at hun er god til at starte projekter og har viden om mange forskellige områder, men at hun ikke altid er den person, der afslutter dem.Læs mere om Marianne her: www.dennyestandard.dk/marianne-dahlTak fordi du lytter med! Det vil betyde en verden til forskel, hvis du har to minutter til at anmelde os på din foretrukne podcast-platform.Husk, at du kan følge os for at modtage notifikationer, når vi udgiver nye episoder! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this heartfelt finale, we bid a loving farewell to the incomparable Rebecca, a voice that has echoed through the airwaves, touching souls and sparking joy in the hearts of many. As we turn the page on this chapter, this isn't just a goodbye; it's a celebration of the journey, the lessons, the laughter, and the unforgettable moments we've shared.Join us one last time as Rebecca takes the mic. It's the end of an era, but the beginning of so much more. Here's to the stories that shaped us, the memories that will stay with us, and the unwritten future that beckons with open arms.Tune in, laugh, reflect, and say hello to the endless possibilities that lie ahead. Because in the world of LITO, every ending is just the start of a new adventure.-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Join us as we sit down with the illustrious Kit Chan, Singapore's adored Mandopop icon, for a deep dive into the art of aging, or rather, growing 'young' gracefully. In this episode, Kit shares her unique perspective on maturing in the music industry, her journey of self-discovery, and how she continues to rejuvenate her spirit and artistry with each passing year.Celebrating over three decades in the limelight, Kit opens up about her journey, sharing insights and laughter in equal measure. Kit's reflections are as profound as they are inspiring. Expect a mix of thoughtful conversation and light-hearted banter, with rapid-fire questions revealing fun facts and surprising quirks about one of Singapore's most revered artists. Whether it's discussing the evolution of her career, her thoughts on personal growth, or her secret to maintaining balance in a demanding industry, Kit's wisdom and wit shine throughout.Join us for an episode that's not just an interview, but a journey, offering a candid, unfiltered glimpse into the life of a woman who's as extraordinary off-stage as she is on it.-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Welcome to Part 2 of our special retreat reunion episode. join us as we dive deep….. Want to join us for our next LITO Retreat? Hop on the waitlist!litoretreat.com-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Get ready for a heartwarming reunion like no other! In this special podcast episode, we gathered the fantastic Snowmaos from our unforgettable Finland Retreat months after the adventure of a lifetime.Join us as we dive deep into the enchanting memories, exhilarating highlights, and the pure magic that bound us together during those snowy days. We're spilling the tea on what made this retreat a truly one-of-a-kind experience that none of us will ever forget.Expect laughter, tears, and a whole lot of nostalgic feels as we reminisce about our soul-soothing journey, and the exhilarating adventures that brought us closer than ever.Tune in and relive the joy, camaraderie, and transformation that can only happen when kindred spirits come together in the snowy wonderland of Lapland. It's time to unpack the magic! Want to join us for our next LITO Retreat? Hop on the waitlist!litoretreat.com-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Get ready to dive into a world where small sparks ignite big fires. We are exploring how the smallest of urges, those nagging itches in our minds, can lead to life's most rewarding (and profitable) adventures. Ever had a tiny thought that just wouldn't go away? A curious little whisper nudging you to try something new? Join us as we peel back the layers on how responding to these subtle calls can lead to extraordinary outcomes. Whether it's a passion project, a sudden career pivot, or a quirky investment, your next great adventure might just be a scratch away!-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Join us as we unpack the paradoxical gift of pain. We'll explore how our deepest aches can be the very compass leading us to immense joy and fulfillment. We're not just talking about band-aid solutions here. No, sir! We're diving deep, uncovering the raw, the real, and the remarkably transformative power of our emotions. It's time to turn our emotional pain into our most powerful ally. Because, let's face it, who needs enemies when you've got feelings this complex?-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Think you've unraveled the enigma that is Chan Sylvia? Think again! Part 2 cranks up the volume, delving deeper into the symphony of her journey. If Part 1 gave you the notes, Part 2 delivers the melody.Beyond the storm, there's clarity, growth, and a new dawn. Join us as Sylvia reveals the harmonies and high notes of her resurgence. From navigating the aftershocks to her re-emergence, this is where the plot thickens and the spotlight shines brighter. The stage is set, the mic is on — welcome to the encore you didn't know you needed.-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Ever wondered what it feels like to stand at the epicenter of a personal quake, to face the unforgiving tides of cancel culture, and to rebuild from ground zero?We're lifting the veil on THE conversation that everyone's been whispering about. We invite you into an epic saga of fall, rise, redemption, and rebirth. This isn't just a chat; it's a beacon of hope and a masterclass in resilience and reinvention. Get ready to have your mind expanded and your soul stirred!-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

In this enriching episode of the #CreatingSynergyPodcast, join us as we uncover the layers of wisdom and humanity in one of the most esteemed leaders of our time, Alf Ianiello, the visionary CEO of ASX-listed powerhouse, CODAN, and the influential former CEO of the iconic South Australian enterprise, Detmold.

Grab your tissues, your favourite comfort food, and tune in to HEARTBREAK.FM for a musical therapy session that'll leave you feeling both shattered and uplifted. It's an episode that'll make you laugh, cry, and maybe even dance through the pain. Let's mend those broken hearts together!-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Guess who's back with a brand new season that's like a rollercoaster for your soul? Spoiler alert: It's us!We're dusting off the snowflakes from our wintry wisdom hibernation and toasting to your inevitable sizzling summer of success.But hold onto your hats because we've got a GARGANTUAN announcement that will make your jaws hit the floor harder than a beat drop at a techno concert! Trust us, you'll want to be sitting down for this one. It's so big, it's like the "Infinity War" of life seasons.Ready or not, tune in! This is the 'don't-miss' episode that'll leave you saying, "Did they REALLY just do that?"Spoiler: Oh yes, we did.-------Come say hi!instagram.com/litolabsfacebook.com/hellolitoRebecca online:instagram.com/rebecca_tohwww.rebeccatoh.comwww.rebeccatoh.coDan online:instagram.com/happydannybunnywww.dannybunny.co---------Learn how to feel better no matter what your problem is. This workshop has changed hundreds of lives. We show you how you can blow your own mind and improve your life in 2 hours.howtofeelbetter.coTake your life and business to the next level. Come join us and other awesome creatives at the LITO Academy.lito.academyBuild your thriving coaching business in 12 weeks!supercoachacademy.co

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh discuss Credit Corp, one of Nate's favourite businesses. They also touch on Codan and why it went into a trading halt as on 1 Aug 23. Get Josh's Fundamental Investing Course for half price, only for Legacy Investing Listeners: https://www.udemy.com/course/the-fundamental-investing-course/?couponCode=FIFTY-OFF *Disclaimer*All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh discuss Credit Corp, one of Nate's favourite businesses. They also touch on Codan and why it went into a trading halt as on 1 Aug 23. Get Josh's Fundamental Investing Course for half price, only for Legacy Investing Listeners: https://www.udemy.com/course/the-fundamental-investing-course/?couponCode=FIFTY-OFF *Disclaimer*All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh do an initial research dive into Codan and discuss whether it passes their initial filters to look further into. *Disclaimer*All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

Join Andrew, Matt, and Claude as they discuss Collins Foods, Wagner's Prigozhin Russian Coup, Twiggy Forrest's foray into hydrogen, catch some small cap good news (Bailador Technology Investments and SRG Global) as well as the the latest CPI figures and index inclusions featuring (McMillan Shakespeare  Hansen Technologies, and Codan ). Follow us on Twitter: @BabyGiantsPodSubscribe to our channel: https://youtu.be/ePm3gqrILpw-----0:40 - Good News3:28 - Collins Foods (ASX: CKF)9:02 - Taylor Swift causes inflation11:21 - Wagner's Prigozhin Russian Coup15:42 - Twiggy Forrest and hydrogen18:18 - Small Cap Good News: Bailador Technology Investments (ASX: BTI)22:21 - Small Cap Good News: SRG Global (ASX: SRG)24:37 - CPI Figures29:51 - Index Inclusions (ii)31:27 - ii: McMillan Shakeseare (ASX: MMS)36:23 - ii: Hansen Technologies (ASX: HSN)39:20 - ii: Codan (ASX: CDA)

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh discuss one of the podcast favourites, Codan. It has recently gained 40% from its lows, but is it still on sale and what would it roughly be worth? Listen in to see what the guys have to say. Get Josh's Fundamental Investing Course for half price, only for Legacy Investing Listeners: https://www.udemy.com/course/the-fundamental-investing-course/?couponCode=FIFTY-OFF Canine Calm Dog Training:Website and bookings: https://caninecalm.com.au/Join the community: https://caninecalmco.mn.co/ *Disclaimer*All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

Wall St closed mixed on Wednesday following the release of the Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes from earlier this month. The minutes outlined most Federal Reserve policymakers were in favour of slowing the pace of rate hikes in a bid to assess the economy's progress, however policymakers also agreed unanimously that ongoing increases in the nation's cash rate would be appropriate. This caused a mixed reaction across Wall St, and enhances fears of a global recession as the cost of living continues to rise.The Dow Jones ended the midweek session down 0.26% and the S&P500 lost 0.16%, but the Nasdaq rose 0.13%.Earlier on Wednesday, European stocks closed lower again on Thursday as investors awaited the release of the US Fed's meeting minutes to gauge insight into whether the Fed will remain hawkish on its stance to tackle inflation. Investors in the region also sold out of markets across Europe also on the back of downbeat earnings reports including British bank Lloyds reporting flat profit growth on the prior year. The STOXX600 fell 0.3%, Germany's DAX closed flat, the French CAC fell 0.13% and, in the UK, the FTSE100 shed 0.59%.Taking a look at commodities, iron ore is again the only key commodity trading higher this morning, up 2.31% at US$133/tonne, while oil is down 3.4% at US$73.76/barrel and gold is down almost half a percent at US$1825/ounce.What to watch today:Ahead of the local trading session, the SPI futures are anticipating the ASX to open 0.3% lower, extending on yesterday's losses and on the back of the continued global sell-off overnight.Australian wages and construction data out yesterday add further support for the RBA to continue its steady rate hike path as opposed to considering any 50-bps hikes in future. Wages growth in Q4 showed growth of just 0.8% for the quarter, which was lower than expectations of 1%, while construction work done in the fourth quarter fell by 0.4% which was well below consensus expectations of a 1.5% increase.Stocks trading ex-dividend today include Codan (ASX:CDA), Whitehaven Coal (ASX:WHC), IRESS (ASX:IRE) and JB Hi-Fi Group (ASX:JBH). If you've been thinking about these stocks, it might be worth considering buying in today as stocks trading ex-dividend generally trade lower on the ex-dividend date.Trading Ideas: Bell Potter has downgraded its price target on Clean Seas Seafood (ASX:CSS) from $0.85 to $0.75 cents per share, but maintain a speculative buy rating on the company following the release of the company's first half results which were weaker than expected including revenue down 22% YoY and higher feed costs, up 20% YoY. Production costs are also likely to run above previous targets for the near term however for the most part are mitigated by higher average selling prices.Trading Central has identified a bullish signal on Xtek (ASX:XTE) following the formation of a pattern over a period of 21-days which is roughly the same amount of time the share price may rise from 73 cents to the range of 83 cents to 85 cents according to standard principles of technical analysis.

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh discuss the recent price surge of Codan, and also take a look at the overall markets. Get Josh's Fundamental Investing Course for half price, only for Legacy Investing Listeners: https://www.udemy.com/course/the-fundamental-investing-course/?couponCode=FIFTYOFF *Disclaimer* All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

En plena crisis de energía y materias primas recopilamos, como si tuvieramos un arca como el de Noé, una selección de bollos que podemos encontrar en el territorio nacional. Tras un breve recorrido histórico, dentro de la pastelería tradicional, alucinamos con la historia del cruasán y el boom de los Manolitos, confirmamos el reinado de la palmera en su capital mundial Morata de Tajuña, nos perdemos entre bambas, pepitos, milhojas y suizos y denunciamos la gentrificación que trajeron los dichosos cupcakes. En cada rincón de España hay un bollo tradicional, así recorremos la geografía nacional buscando corbatas de Unquera, ensaimadas de Mallorca, miguelitos de La Roda o trenzas de Almudévar. Y dentro de la bollería industrial rendimos homenaje a los pastelitos de Cropán con sus cromos y figuritas dunkin, denunciamos la decadencia de cuernos y cuñas de la antigua Panrico, hablamos de Bollycao y sus Tois, recordamos cuando Phoskitos quiso ser poochie y debatimos sobre si las conchas Codan merecen la pena. ¡Gracias por ayudarnos a llegar hasta este programa nº 250! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Andrew, Matt, Kev and Claude chat some good news, Xi's third term and Chinese stocks, deglobalisation, Munger's bet on Alibaba, Aussie inflation and the federal budget. As well as Whispir, ELMO's takeover offer, Codan and Credit Clear.  Follow us on Twitter: @BabyGiantsPod-----0:57 - Good News: Photonic Chip2:18 - Good News: Geothermal2:46 - Good News: Child poverty reduced3:07 - Good News: Lab-grown hair follicles3:41 - Good News: Bison born in UK4:54 - Chinese stocks and Xi's third term7:42 - Deglobalisation and nuclear12:42 - Munger's Alibaba Bet18:09 - Australian inflation and the federal budget20:04 - Whispir Ltd (ASX: WSP)29:48 - ELMO Software (ASX: ELO) takeover offer34:53 - Codan Limited (ASX: CDA)44:20 - Credit Clear Ltd (ASX: CCR)

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh discuss the Buffett Indicator, and what it is currently telling us. They also check back in with one of the show favourites, Codan. *Disclaimer* All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

Without a Wall Street lead and ahead of an RBA meeting, the ASX200's early gains were fleeting, with the index grinding lower throughout the session to finish down 0.38% and at 6826.The sell-off gathered pace after the RBA handed down its decision; a 50 point hike as expected, and a tacit commitment to data dependency, with policy “not on a pre-set path”. The AUD/USD reclaimed an intra-day dip following the meeting.Across the market: IT and energy stocks lifted, the latter supported by moves from Russia to cut gas supply into Europe and a decision by OPEC+ to reduce output. New-energy stocks outperformed. Pilbara Minerals finished the session 6.9% higher, Allkem added 4.3%, while Paladin gained 7.2%. The lithium miners were bolstered by a bullish broker note from Jefferies.As far as the laggards go, Super Retail dropped 6% as the stock went ex-dividend. Codan was down 4.9%, and Breville was off by 4.5%.Magellan was the stock of the day, watch all 11 stocks covered in the call here.Our top videosOil, gas, mining. What's on Shawn Hickman's radar?No rubbish in these results Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

A rare down day for the local market, at least in recent times. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.21%, closing trade at 7112.8. The performance mirrored that of Wall Street and most of the Asian region. Blackmores needed an urgent dose of vitamin C, tumbling 10.4% following the release of its full-year results. Codan, Evolution Mining, Origin Energy and ASX also suffered earnings-related prangs, slumping between 4% to 10.1%. There were some big winners, however. IPH Limited soared 15.5% after its full-year results, taking out top gong for the session. It was closely followed by NRW Holdings, Treasury Wine Estates and IRESS which rose 5.8%, 4.1% and 2.2% respectively. On the macro level, there was little reaction to a mixed Australia's jobs report, reflecting that the underlying backdrop remain much the same: conditions are tight and wage pressures are building. The market is fully priced for a 40-pointer from the RBA in September. Our top three VODs: Two small 'buys' in metalsHow to go from zero to hero as an investorA three stock wrap of reporting season Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christian Baltzer har skiftet forsikringsbranchen ud med vejhjælp og brandbiler i sin nye stilling som CFO hos Falck. Jeg har i den forbindelse inviteret ham med i studiet for at høre, hvad han tænker om sceneskiftet: hvilke erfaringer tager han med sig fra Codan, samt hvordan planlægger han at finde ind til kulturkernen i Falck for bedst at styrke organisationen. Lyt med og bliv klog på:  Hvorfor det er vigtigt at viske tavlen ren og gentænke ellers velkendte og velfungerende tilgange, når du starter på en ny arbejdspladsHvorfor det er vigtigt, at du som leder sikrer dig ordentlig indsigt i kulturen på din nye arbejdsplads (og hvordan Christian har tænkt sig at gøre det i Falck)Hvad der kræves af fremtidens CFO'er og hvordan deres agendaer ændrer sig lige nu.Forskellen på transformation og transition – og hvorfor det potentielt er en alvorlig fejl at måle på den ene uden at tage højde for den anden.

Andrew, Matt and Kev chat about Appen's takeover rug pull, Bubs USA infant formula windfall, the EU's further ban on Russian oil, ikeGPS' laser platform, metal detection specialist Codan and fintech small cap Smartpay.Follow us on Twitter: @BabyGiantsPod-----[00:01:08] - Appen[00:10:27] - Bubs[00:19:55] - EU's Russian oil ban[00:25:54] - ikeGPS[00:32:05] - Codan[00:38:55] - Smartpay

Jim has 30 years of experience in both the private and public sectors. Before joining Nova Systems, he was South Australia's top public servant in the role of Chief Executive for the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.  Prior to that, he was the CEO of BAE Systems Australia for 10 plus years, where he oversaw the purchase of Tenix Defence. Under his leadership, the company expanded to become Australia's largest defense prime, with more than 6,500 employees and annual sales of approximately AUD $1.7 billion. He then moved to BAE in Saudi Arabia where he took up the role of in-country CEO for the $6 billion business. Jim has also served as the Chancellor of the University of South Australia and he also worked in legal, commercial, and marketing roles with the aerospace company Bombardier Shorts for 18 years after graduating from the University of Warwick (England). On top of all this, he has also been in Non-executive director roles, for Codan, RAA, Austral, and Micro X. On today's show, listen to:Jim's journey over the years. Stories of Northern Ireland where he grew up Lobbying for Capitol Hill and why the US has 50% of the worlds defense spends Strategy and how to stick to it, Building trusting relationships with all stakeholders What the future looks like for Nova Systems The new rebranding they have just gone through Jim's thoughts on what is happening in the world right now, with Ukraine, Russia, and China, and how Australia sits within the geopolitical nature. Timestamp:12:27 – Leadership point of view15:29 – Art and Literature24:23 – Insight on US Defense28:33 – On being CEO32:32 – On Making Change and Building Relationships35:14 – Being a Leader36:45 – On Knowing the Right Strategy41:49 – Nova Systems and Nova Strategies47:13 – People Aspect of Growth51:43 – Integrating Business1:02:16 – On Defense and Protecting Ourselves1:06:37 – Leadership Growth, own experience1:09:10 – Leadership Management1:14:39 – Feedback and Accountability1:19:57 – Advise on Being First Time CEOBooks  mentioned in this episode:Sword of Honour Trilogy By: Evelyn WaughHistory of the Peloponnesian war By: ThucydidesWhere to find  Jim McDowell:LinkedInWebsiteJoin the conversation on Synergy IQ on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram (@synergyiq), and please support other leaders by liking, subscribing, and sharing this podcast. Access SynergyIQ Website to get to know more about us. Say hello to our host Daniel Franco on LinkedIn.

The local market closed with little change yesterday, amid reviving fears about China's economic growth now that there are rising COVID-19 cases in Beijing. Locally, materials and technology shares advanced the most, while utilities, financials and consumer staples declined. On the ASX200 leaderboard, Codan (ASX:CDA) was the best performer after releasing its FY22 guidance. The company expects to match its first-half profit in the second half. If this is achieved, Codan will hit a record full-year profit of $100 million, which would be an 56% increase year-on-year. Meanwhile Polynovo (ASX:PNV), NOVONIX (ASX:NVX) and Incitec Pivot (ASX:IPL) dropped the most. The most traded stocks by Bell Direct clients yesterday were Lake Resources (ASX:LKE), APA Group (ASX:APA), BHP Group (ASX:BHP) and CSL Limited (ASX:CSL). In New York there was a bank-led rally saw the Dow Jones rebound more than 600 points, closing 1.98% higher, following a week of sharp losses. The S&P500 closed with a gain of 1.86% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq gained 1.59%. What to watch today:  Following US equities, the Australia share market is set to rise 0.27% at the open this morning. In commodities, the price of oil is trading lower as worries of a recession offset expectations of higher fuel demand over in the US. Gasoline demand in the US has remained at record levels, ahead of Memorial Day weekend, the peak driving season in the US. The price of gold reached its highest in two weeks, lifted by a weaker US dollar. Meanwhile, iron ore prices have risen higher. Today watch Technology One (ASX:TNE), which is set to report its earnings results today. Viva Energy Group (ASX:VEA) will hold its AGM today. Amcor (ASX:AMC) and GQG Partners (ASX:QGQ) are set to go ex-dividend today. Trading Ideas:Bell Potter have upgraded their recommendation on AFT Pharmaceuticals (ASX:AFP) from a Hold to a Buy, after the company reports its FY23 result yesterday. The price target has remained unchanged at $4.80 and AFP's currently share price is $3.20, which implies 50% share price growth in a year. Trading Central have identified a bearish signal in PM Capital Opportunities Fund (ASX:PGF), indicating at the stock price may fall from the close of $1.58 to the range of $1.44 to $1.46 over 11 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis. 

The local marketed moved with less conviction than Aussie voters over the weekend; while chewing over the Federal election outcome the S&P/ASX 200 closed up a measly 0.05% to 7148.9. Materials once again supported the broader market - adding 0.8%. Codan was the stock specific winner, ending the day up 14.5% after flagging its second half profits should match its record $50 million first half success. Imugene managed to escape its recent rut after telling investors its in a strong position to round out the financial year; it finished up 12.5%. Elders galloped ahead another 8.9% thanks to a 30-40% boost to its guidance and $0.28 per share dividend. On the other side of the ballot, Polynono and Novonix shed 7.5% and 4.3% respectively. The price action reflected a slow start to the week on the data front and concern about China and COVID, but then again markets may just be warming up before the FOMC meeting minutes on Wednesday. Our top three VODs: Moody Monday on the marketsSector picks for nervous investorsPosition your portfolio for tougher times ahead: Braitling See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh discuss Codan's half year report from a legacy investing point of view. *Disclaimer* All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

The Aussie share market took a dive this week, falling 4.7% (Mon-Thu), amid rising inflation, the global spread of the Omicron variant, and the risk that Russia will invade Ukraine.In this week's wrap, Sophia covers:- (0:31) Codan (ASX:CDA) delivering a positive trading update- (0:56) Why Adairs (ASX:ADH) lost 27%- (1:27) The stocks Bell Direct clients were trading the most- (1:50) The value of having a longer-term investment view- (4:45) Three important economic news items coming up

Yesterday the ASX was closed for the Australia Day Public Holiday. On Tuesday however, Australian shares tumbled and the ASX200 closed 2.5% or 177.9 points lower. This was the second biggest sell-off this year, with an inflationary shock as CPI came in ahead of consensus and fears about higher interest rates, as well as the invasion of Ukraine. All sectors were in the red, with energy declining the most. The best performer was Codan (ASX:CDA), a manufacturer and supplier communications equipment. Its share price advanced 16.9% after reporting a record first-half result. Revenue increased 32% and net profit increased 21%. Meanwhile, miners Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR) and Chalice Mining (ASX:CHN) were the worst performers on Tuesday. The most traded stocks by Bell Direct clients on Tuesday included major banks National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB), Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ASX:ANZ) and Westpac (ASX:WBC). Followed by CSL and Telstra (ASX:TLS). European stocks closed higher as investors waited for the latest monetary policy announcement from the US Federal Reserve. However, US equities fell in a volatile session after the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said there is “quite a bit of room” to raise interest rates before it would harm the economy. Traders took the comments to mean the central bank may be aggressive in tightening policy, and the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield climbed over 1.8%. The Fed has now signalled that it could start raising interest rates in March. The central bank said in a statement that “with inflation well above 2% and a strong labor market, the Committee expects it will soon be appropriate to raise the target range for the federal funds rate.” Following Wall Street, the SPI futures are suggesting the local market will fall 0.3% at the open. What to watch today:The oil price extended gains, trading above US$87 a barrel on Wednesday, the highest since October 2014. Investors remain concerned about supply and the possibility of energy disruptions if Russia is to invade Ukraine. The price of gold has tumbled, trading below US$1,820 an ounce, amid a stronger dollar after Powell's comments. The seaborne iron ore price is trading above US$129 a tonne. In economic data, on Tuesday Australia's consumer price index for the December quarter surged 3.5% year-on-year, ahead of consensus and the RBA's own forecasts. And today, import and export prices will be released at 10:30am AEDT. Trading Ideas:Bell Potter maintain their BUY rating on Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ASX:ANZ), and have increased their price target from $30 to $31. ANZ last closed at $26.77, implying 11.6% share price growth in a year. Trading Central have identified a bullish charting signal in COG Financial Services (ASX:COG), indicating that the price may rise from the close of $1.45 to the range of $1.73 to $1.79. The pattern formed over 147 days which is roughly the period of time in which the target price range may be achieved, according to standard principles of technical analysis. 

No sugarcoating today; it was blood in the streets, falling knives hitting the pavement, baby out with the bathwater, choose your poison. The S&P/ASX200 posted its most significant two-day per cent decline since June 2020. Plenty of corporate news dropped early, but even good news was swamped in the negative sentiment. The sell-off gathered momentum after the shock inflation print, with core inflatoin at an eight-year high of 2.7% and rate hikes brought forward by even the dovish of doves. Takeover talk was confirmed by Zip and Sezzle, although only Sezzle closed higher +8%. Codan's ripped higher +16% after flagging it will post a record first half result. Thinning trade ahead of tomorrow's holiday likely didn't help, and more wine is needed for Australia Day, that's for sure. Let's end there, the S&P/ASX200 falling to 6961 or -2.5%.Our top three VODs:Keep calm and carry on investingMorningstar's stock picks for America's impending "normalisation"Stocks to own when Chicken Little comes calling See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh discuss Codan's recent week, Investing in China, including Alibaba, and what other great investors think. They also touch on put and call options and how to use them for cash flow when you want to buy or sell a company. *Disclaimer* All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh discuss free cash flow, how to find it and why it is important. *Disclaimer* All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

With the end of financial year just days away, many investors are rebalancing their portfolios. Temporary setbacks for select stocks create opportunities. Plus, an agricultural stock to consider following a rise in almond demand. In this week's wrap, Jessica covers: (0:28) The Tech sector erasing its yearly loss, rising 3.8%(1:00) Why investors are rushing back into Afterpay (ASX:APT)(2:08) Why ARB's (ASX:ARB) next results could be strong(3:08) One of 2021's greats, Codan (ASX:CDA) falling 8% on profit taking(4:00) Tapping into rising demand: the case for Select Harvests (ASX:SHV)

After 15 months of regaining losses, this week the Aussie share market hit a historical high, largely thanks to better than expected economic news. With the tax time sell-off approaching, investors are scouting the market for new opportunities, so this week, we've done the heavy lifting for you...In this week's wrap, Jessica covers: (0:07) Flying high - the ASX200's great pickup(1:17) Why oil stocks accounted for 60% of the ASX200's top performers this week and what this means for investors(2:42) A top performer for the year: Codan (ASX:CDA)(3:57) Key economic news to be across next week(5:27) What's behind a2 Milk's (ASX:A2M) recent bounce back

Welcome to the Legacy Investing Podcast. In this episode, Nathan and Josh do an initial research dive into Codan and discuss whether it passes their initial filters to look further into. To get access to Josh's course at a discount, go to: www.fundamentalinvestingcourse.com/ficspecial *Disclaimer* All information on the Legacy investing podcast is the opinion of the hosts and is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of The Legacy Investing Podcast and any contributors to the podcast are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial professional.

In this episode Dan goes beyond sharing what his hope is built on and explains why his hope is built on Jesus through his personal story.David - (661) 755-2546Dan - (661) 607-7558Dan's Website: www.danielziegler.coDan's Email: dan@danielziegler.coYouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/_ALorn2M0k4

Under coronanedlukningerne har mere end hver anden arbejdende dansker stiftet bekendtskab med hjemmearbejde, og nu vælger flere og flere virksomheder at kigge dén vej permanent - også uden corona i ligningen. Men er det en god tendens, at rammerne bliver mere flydende på arbejdsmarkedet? Eller skal vi helst tilbage til en virkelighed lig den, vi kendte før corona? Medvirkende: Morten Møller Madsen, kommunikations- og onlinedirektør i forsikringsselskabet Codan, samt Mariane Dissing, administrerende direktør i Finanssektorens Arbejdsgiverforening.

Sagen om kønsdiskriminerende forsikringer vokser. Tidligere har vi her i P1 Orientering afdækket, hvordan tusindvis af gravide med smerter og skader har fået ulovlige og kønsdiskriminerende afslag på forsikringsdækning. Forsikrings- og pensionsgiganter som Danica, PFA, Codan, Tryg og Topdanmark har erkendt de systematiske og ulovlige afvisninger af gravide, som i visse tilfælde har stået på i over 20 år. I dag kan vi så dokumentere, at endnu flere forsikringsselskaber har problemer på det her område. Det gælder blandt andet to af Danmarks største rejseforsikringsselskaber, der også har udelukket gravide fra dækning. Det fortryder selskaberne nu. En gruppe af Dansk Folkepartis byrådsmedlemmer på Fyn er gået sammen og har dannet et nyt parti. De mener, at topstyringen fra Folketinget umuliggør det lokale arbejde og vil have den lokale selvbestemmelse tilbage. Vi taler med formanden for partiet De Lokalnationale. Rester fra populære svampegifte, der bruges til korn og raps, siver i høje koncentrationer ned til grundvandet og drikkevandet. Det viser den årlige overvågningsrapport af grundvandet fra forskningsinstitutionen GEUS. Sidste år slog forskerne for første gang fast, at rester af de populære svampemidler fandt vej gennem jordlagene ned til grundvandet . Nu er de målt igen, og Danmarks Naturfredningsforening kræver svampegiftene forbudt. Karin Axelsson og Søren Carlsen er dagens værter. Birgitte Gadegaard er redaktør. www.dr.dk/Orientering

Sagen om kønsdiskriminerende forsikringer vokser. Tidligere har vi her i P1 Orientering afdækket, hvordan tusindvis af gravide med smerter og skader har fået ulovlige og kønsdiskriminerende afslag på forsikringsdækning. Forsikrings- og pensionsgiganter som Danica, PFA, Codan, Tryg og Topdanmark har erkendt de systematiske og ulovlige afvisninger af gravide, som i visse tilfælde har stået på i over 20 år. I dag kan vi så dokumentere, at endnu flere forsikringsselskaber har problemer på det her område. Det gælder blandt andet to af Danmarks største rejseforsikringsselskaber, der også har udelukket gravide fra dækning. Det fortryder selskaberne nu. En gruppe af Dansk Folkepartis byrådsmedlemmer på Fyn er gået sammen og har dannet et nyt parti. De mener, at topstyringen fra Folketinget umuliggør det lokale arbejde og vil have den lokale selvbestemmelse tilbage. Vi taler med formanden for partiet De Lokalnationale. Rester fra populære svampegifte, der bruges til korn og raps, siver i høje koncentrationer ned til grundvandet og drikkevandet. Det viser den årlige overvågningsrapport af grundvandet fra forskningsinstitutionen GEUS. Sidste år slog forskerne for første gang fast, at rester af de populære svampemidler fandt vej gennem jordlagene ned til grundvandet . Nu er de målt igen, og Danmarks Naturfredningsforening kræver svampegiftene forbudt. Karin Axelsson og Søren Carlsen er dagens værter. Birgitte Gadegaard er redaktør. www.dr.dk/Orientering

Dagens erhvervsoverblik: Trods mi­ni­ste­re­xit er minksa­gen langt­fra slut. Pfizer siger covid-vaccine er 95 pct effektiv. Tryg får Codan med i milliardopkøb. Overblik over vindere og tabere i årets regnskabssæson. Vært: Lasse Ladefoged Morgenbriefing er kun et lille udvalg af alle de kvalitetshistorier du finder i Børsen. Benyt tilbuddet her og få ubegrænset adgang til alt indhold på Børsen i tre måneder for en måneds pris. Podcasten er sponsoreret af Saxo Bank.

Frank Jensen er ude af politik efter flere sager om krænkelser af kvinder. I dag meddelte overborgmesteren i København at han trækker sig fra posten, men at han også siger farvel til posten som næstformand for Socialdemokratiet. Frank Jensens afgang rejser en lang række spørgsmål, som vi i dagens udsendelse prøver at få svar på - hvor stort et tab er det for Socialdemokraterne? Hvem skal erstatte Frank Jensen? Og stopper sagen så her? En række af Danmarks største forsikringsselskaber står bag omfattende og ulovlig diskrimination af gravide kvinder med sundhedsforsikringer. PFA, Topdanmark, Danica Pension, Codan, Tryg, AP Pension og Dansk Sundhedssikring har i strid med loven afvist gravide, når de har henvendt sig med smerter og skader. Afsløringen betyder at en del kvinder formentlig kan få erstatning. I Frankrig har politiet indledt en offensiv mod folk der mistænkes for at være islamister. Det sker tre dage efter drabet af skolelæreren Samuel Paty i en forstad til Paris. Vi ser også nærmere på hvorvidt hændelser som den kan have betydning for hvordan man herhjemme underviser i ytringsfrihed. Marianne Skovlund og Louise Windfeld-Høeberg er dagens værter, Tine Møller Sørensen redigerer. www.dr.dk/orientering

"Som topleder er man en orkesterdirigent, som ikke nødvendigvis behøver at kunne spille på det enkelte instrument, men som skal kunne finde ud af, hvornår musikken ikke spiller eller hvornår der spilles ude af takt"En af de mest imponerende danske topledere i dag er Christian Baltzer. I løbet af en kometkarriere har han gennem det sidste årti haft topposter i 3 af landets største virksomheder, nemlig Tryg, Danske Bank og siden 1. februar 2020 den øverste direktørstol i Codan Forsikring. På mange måder er han en usædvanlig topleder, hvis karriere startede traditionelt som de flestes, men hvor nogle personlige begivenheder i en tidlig alder gav ham nogle erfaringer, som siden har formet ham og fulgt ham gennem hele hans karriere. Erfaringer, som han gavmildt deler ud af i denne udgave af Lægens ord. I en af de mest inspirerende samtaler hidtil, kommer vi bl.a. ind på disse emner: - Hvorfor blev 2003 et voldsomt dramatisk og livsændrende år for Christian? - Hvad lærte Christian om sig selv i tiden efter? - Hvad er den bedste måde at undgå at blive søsyg på? Og hvordan hænger det sammen med ledelse? - Hvordan ser Christian's bud på fremtidens lederrolle ud? - Hvilke forudsætninger skal der til for at flytte en virksomhed? - Hvordan hænger medarbejdertrivsel og teamånd sammen med high performance? - Hvordan skaber man som leder en bæredygtig kultur i virksomheder, hvor flere og flere mennesker arbejder på distancen? - Hvordan vigtig bliver den mentalt grønne omstilling? - og hvordan sikres balancen mellem varme og kolde hænder i fremtidens forsikringsselskab? Gæst: Christian BaltzerVært: Imran RashidMix: Imran RashidMusik: Kasper Holm Larsen

This week Codan takes us through Matthew 17:1-13 looking at why we should listen to Jesus. 

Zoom-møder i køkkenet, mailsvar fra sengen og forelæsninger i nattøj.Mange af os har oplevet alternative arbejdsdage de seneste par måneder.Mange arbejdspladser har jo været lukket ned under coronakrisen.Og det ser ud til at være noget, vi kan forvente mere af i fremtiden. Forsikringsselskabet Codan indfører nu eksempelvis 40 procents hjemmearbejde. Det vil sige, at de to dage om ugen ikke skal møde på kontoret.SKØNT! Tænker du måske, men ikke alle deler den begejstring. Nogle er bekymrede for, hvordan mere hjemmearbejde kan påvirke os. Burde flere følge trop? Eller kan der også være negative konsekvenser ved det, at man ikke sætter håret, stempler ind på jobbet og mødes ansigt til ansigt med sine kolleger?Det vender vi i dag.Gæster: Thor Ridderhaugen, Projektleder i Metroselskabet, hjemmearbejdendeTina Buch Olson, Chefkonsulent i HR og Ledelse hos Dansk ErhvervSigne Quist, Arbejder som digital kommunikationskonsulent i Ungdommens Røde Kors, hjemmearbejdende under coronaRikke Ulk, Antropolog og stifter af virksomheden Antropologerne.comVært: Kevin ShakirReporter: Oliver BærentsenRedaktør: Andrea Bøtker

Børsens Morgenbriefing giver dig et udpluk af dagens vigtigste erhvervsnyheder. I dag skal det blandt andet handle om en storaktionærs utilfredshed med lønniveauet i Danske Bank og A.P. Møller – Mærsk, en kamp mellem to kapitalfonde og forsikringsselskabet Codan, der har solgt en pandemi-forsikring.

Listen in as our MTSer, Codan, dives into Matthew 10:20-30. 

Caroline Farberger blev Caroline med hela svenska folket under 2018 då hon var den första Svenska VD som kommit ut och öppet berättat om sin resa från man till kvinna. Med dubbel examen från både Handelshögskolan och Chalmers i Göteborg började hon sin karriär som konsult på McKinsey där hon arbetade sina 6 första år. År 2000 grundade hon sedan bolaget Insmark och har sedan dess haft en rad chefspositioner på bland annat Trygg-Hansa och danska Codan. Sedan 2016 är Caroline VD på ICA Försäkring. 2019 fick Caroline pris som Årets HBTQ-person på QX-galan och den 1 juli i år debuterade hon som sommarvärd i P1. .   .   . Häng med i snacket på poddens sociala kanaler: Chefssnack på Linkedin Chefssnack på Facebook Chefssnack på Instagram    

Caroline Farberger blev Caroline med hela svenska folket under 2018 då hon var den första Svenska VD som kommit ut och öppet berättat om sin resa från man till kvinna. Med dubbel examen från både Handelshögskolan och Chalmers i Göteborg började hon sin karriär som konsult på McKinsey där hon arbetade sina 6 första år. År 2000 grundade hon sedan bolaget Insmark och har sedan dess haft en rad chefspositioner på bland annat Trygg-Hansa och danska Codan. Sedan 2016 är Caroline VD på ICA Försäkring. 2019 fick Caroline pris som Årets HBTQ-person på QX-galan och den 1 juli i år debuterade hon som sommarvärd i P1. .   .   . Häng med i snacket på poddens sociala kanaler: Chefssnack på Linkedin Chefssnack på Facebook Chefssnack på Instagram

Join us as we listen to Codan (one of our GAP Year participants) as he takes us through a wonderful passage where God is building His people into a spiritual building that glorifies Him.

What use is an F-call? As you might know or recall, I don't have HF at my QTH. So far my DX activities have been using other people's equipment and using my 12m squid-pole when I'm either camping or set-up at some waterside location. This seriously curtails my activities and I'm keen to do something about it. Over the past few weeks I've been looking at different options, it's a process that everyone goes through, and sometimes you come out of it having gained some experience. I'm not shy in asking questions, but the replies are sometimes a little more difficult. I've heard the "try it and see" reply many times, and while that's fine if you have a money tree in the back yard, that's not really going to work for me. I've also been advised to home-brew a solution. While I'm all for that, I've built a few minor things; if I add up the money I've spent on home-brewing antennas, I'm not doing so well. It's $5 here, $2.50 there, a roll of wire, a pole or two, sockets, plugs, rope, you name it, it's in my shack. I reckon I've spent more than enough money for the moment on building things that don't quite work as advertised. Of course I'll be the first to admit that I've learnt heaps from doing it, but at the moment, all I really want is to get on air and make some contacts. I hit on the idea of getting a heavy-duty boot-lip mount and using the same mount for HF and VHF/UHF. I realise that I won't be able to use the same antenna, or that any antenna that claims to work all bands is likely to be pretty inefficient, so I'm getting geared up for having several mono-band whips and exchange them as I need to. I'm not expecting to operate while I'm on the move, but I would like to be able to turn my engine on and drive away once I've had enough. My squid-pole prevents that, since packing up a 12m fibreglass pole with ground wires is not a trivial affair. I looked at screw-driver antennas, contraptions that physically move bits around to tune the antenna. The only one that everyone agrees works is a hulking big Codan antenna. If I have a truck or a 4WD, that would work great, but my little Holden Cruze is not suited to such a monster. The Yaesu ATAS120 antennas seem to be pretty fragile and I'm guessing the dust on a dirt road would seriously affect it. I saw several others, but so far none of these stick out. I'm leaning towards a 10, a 15, a 40 and an 80m whip, four in all, centre loaded, 2.2m long each. I don't yet know how they pack away, if I have to re-tune them every time I put them together, or even if they are built to be dismantled. They're made by Diamond, but the jury is still out on whether this is an actual usable, useful solution. The journey continues. What experience do you have in your adventures? I'm Onno VK6FLAB

Jesse, Lester and CoDan the Barbarian tackle the eight winds of magic.  We tackle the expanded magic rules from the Winds of Magic supplement and follow it up with a little Q&A. We appreciate all feedback on iTunes and Facebook and you can send questions or comments to recklessdice@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @RecklessDice.