Podcasts about finncap

I'm SO thrilled to welcome Geeta Sidhu-Robb back to the podcast this week. It was around a year ago when I interviewed Geeta before and she had been invited to launch her Womanist movement (including WCorp and WCom) at the UN! Listen to that episode first, if you like - #098 - Powerful Not Perfect with Geeta Sidhu-Robb Now, one year on, I'm excited to catch up with Geeta to hear about her incredible journey over the last year, and the BEYOND important work she's doing for women around the globe. My business was the very first company to become W CORP certified so the work Geeta does has a very special place in my heart! ***** Links Mentioned In The Show W CORP: https://www.wcorporation.org/ ROI Genie: https://www.wcorporation.org/profit ***** About Geeta Geeta Sidhu-Robb is a 5-time winner of the Entrepreneur and Businesswoman of the Year award. Having developed the hugely successful Nosh Detox in 2008 after her son was born with severe food allergies, eczema, asthma and anaphylaxis, she has built a formidable reputation for success in the heath and nutrition industry counting Gwyneth Paltrow as one of her first clients. She retrained from lawyer to a health & wellness coach for successful professional women in 2014. Over the years she's built up a roster of world famous clients working with the Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson, Nadia Swarovski, Gurinder Chadha (Bend it like Beckham) Sam Smith of finnCap (working with her from £3M to an IPO and a £55m exit) and numerous other successful women CEO's, Charity Heads, Country Heads and Celebrities. Last year she launched The Womanist Movement. The B2B element is WCorp, at the UN CSW, a movement to certify companies that create safe and supportive workplaces for women to succeed in. This global movement is here to create change at ground level and help make the workplace a level playing field. The B2C element is WComm – a woman only space for women, globally, to be seen and heard. Entry is $1/month and it encompasses wealth creation to a forum for rating companies on their women friendly policies. She Chairs and sits on three charity Boards:Montessori Global committed to bringing education to refugee children around the worldMicroloan Foundation helping the poorest women in the world escape poverty by loaning them money to build a business and training them on how to do it.Sarah's Trust started and built out by the Duchess of York changing the world day by day. A highly experienced Media Expert she regularly appears in newspapers, on radio and TV in the UK and across Europe. Her motto “Anything is possible. If you can see it, you can do it; if you can dream it, you can make it happen.' Connect with Geeta Websites:WCorp: https://www.wcorporation.org/GSR Coaching: https://www.geetasidhu-robb.com/tik-tok-links Tiktok: https://tiktok.com/@geetasidhurobb Instagram: https://instagram.com/geetasidhurobb LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/geetasidhu

Created by the 2023 merger of finnCap and Cenkos Securities, Cavendish Plc's (LON: CAV) remit as the U.K.'s newest investment house is a large one. Joint chief executive Julian Morse describes the business as a 'full service investment bank'. "We do everything from the equity capital market side. Look after companies as their brokers, help them raise money, produce research on all of our companies and others in the market, financial advice, but also go right across the spectrum to working with private companies." In addition to Cavendish having highly regarded M&A and debt advisory departments, it also has one of the AIM market's largest equity capital markets tech team. Tech in all its forms of MedTech, FinTech, MediaTech ad infinitum is one sector that contributes to the myriad small-cap growth companies that are the backbone of the U.K. economy and the ones that Cavendish is keen to support. Cavendish is however firmly sector agnostic with a laser like focus on supporting small and medium enterprises. The ones that Morse says "foster innovation, entrepreneurialism and effectively give the economy a huge boost". Cavendish itself fosters not just innovation, but loyalty keeping all of its client facing personnel and retaining 'all of that talent' after the combination of the two brokers which Morse describes as a true merger. The company is now hiring as it expands 'cautiously'. By virtue of the business it is and as a listed entity, Cavendish is chasing results deploying "a platform that can be profitable, even in very tough markets". Cavendish has been nominated as Broker of the Year in the 2024 Small Cap Network awards. For more investment and economics analysis plus inspiration please visit our website masterinvestor.co.uk.

This week, Chris Wright interviews Lisa Gordon. Lisa has been a top business executive for over 25 years. As a technology specialist, she has surfed the wave of the technological revolution from the infancy of the internet to this day where she is Chairman of Cavendish, the merger of Cenkos and FinnCap, a non-Exec at Alpha Group Intl - one of the fastest growth of companies listed on the UK Stock Exchange, as well as holding several other major non-Exec and advisory positions. The conversation starts with Chris and Lisa's work together at Chrysalis where they were at the forefront of technological change in the industry. They shine a light on what personal attributes caused their huge business success, and what led to their occasional failures. The second half turns to the country at large where Lisa provides some fascinating observations from her perspective as a business insider. They tackle the issue of sexism and all kinds of discrimination in the workplace, what can be done to ensure diversity and why it's so important for business as well as social mobility. The topics are: -           How Chris gave Lisa her biggest career break-           How Lisa and Chris could have been Google, and why it all went wrong-           How technology has impacted the business of music-           The power and limitations of the City of London-           What's wrong with business today and how to fix it-           The key guidelines for being successful in business-           How to foster gender diversity in the workplace and the importance of childcare-           Politics and Britain's position on the world stage-           What Sunak should have done with HS2-           Meeting Gordon Brown and how he stays hopeful about politics   We'd love to hear what you think of the episode at email@wrightonthenail.fm, or get in touch if you just want to say hi! Yours faithfully, WOTN Team 'I Hit The Nail Right On The Head' by Billy Bremner. © Fridens liljor/Micke Finell.Rock around the clock productions AB.www.rockaroundtheclock.co This episode was produced by Tom Platts This podcast is published by New Thinking: www.newthinking.com Explore New Thinking podcasts via our website: www.newthinking.com/podcasts

As Founder and CEO of finnCap, an end-to-end financial services firm for high-growth companies, Sam Smith hit a roadblock at 17m annual revenues. But then a chance conversation sparked a mental gear change that broke the stasis. Tune in to discover how non-execs, mentors and business culture drove this extraordinary entrepreneurial success story forwards.  Specifically: Where did Sam find support in the early stages of finnCap (1:11)? What behaviours did Sam need to change to unlock growth (8:31)? How can leaders carve out time to think about strategy (11:21)? How did Sam's Chair help her in the growth journey (14:18)? What are the commercial benefits of  inclusive cultures (18:49)? How can boards measure inclusivity (21:32)? Where do organisations most commonly go wrong with their culture (25:28)? How do you onboard in a way that allows board members to add value quickly (28:01)? 

Neil Clark, CEO of Destiny Pharma #DEST discusses XF-73's Phase 2 data published in peer reviewed journal and the potential upside for the share price. Three brokers price targets currently stand at: Equity Development = 267p, Finncap = 285p, Shore Capital = 290p. Current share price = 31p. The paper was published by Dr. Julie Mangino (Professor Emeritus, Division of Infectious Diseases, at The Ohio State University, US) who is the lead author and a member of the Data Safety Monitoring Committee for the clinical trial. It highlights the following key results: ü Achieved the study primary endpoint: XF-73 showed a 99.5% reduction in S. aureus bacterial nasal carriage, which is a clinically relevant reduction in nasal carriage. This equates to a reduced nasal burden of S. aureus in patients undergoing open heart surgery by 2.5 log (CFU/ml) in the 24 hours immediately before surgery, a highly statistically significant result, (p

I was so excited to speak to Sam especially after the news that she was going to be stepping down as Group CEO of FinnCap Group, a company she had started up and led for 24 years. I wanted to learn how she got there, what made her make the decisions she did, how she had found the transition from leading a division to becoming CEO. There have been ups and downs and she has learned a lot from her already impressive career. I also wanted to find out what was next for Sam, she is championing so much for younger people and less fortunate to be able to have opportunities and now the world is her oyster. Listen to her journey here on The Career Couch, like, follow and enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian King speaks to Sam Smith, the chief executive of finnCap, who are supporting an initiative to educate children on entrepreneurships.Camelot's chief executive talks through their ticket sales with Ian King, and speaks on the decision by the Gambling Commission to revoke their National Lottery licence. While issues with the hospitality sector following the Covid-19 pandemic are explored with the Managing Director of the Campari Group UK who have backed a industry training scheme

SRT CEO, Simon Tucker introduces us to the company, the market and where the growth is coming from. According to finnCap forecasts (5 April 22) SRT is looking to increase revenue 5x by FY23 when they will move into a healthy profit. Simon Tucker, CEO 00:17 – Introduction 01:45 – Growth phase 03:35 – The market 05:22 – Market leading products and technologies 06:00 – Where do revenues come from? Transceivers division 07:42 – Market 10:03 – Future growth Systems division 11:02 – Market 13:44 – The SRT-MDA System 15:04 – MDA System functionality 16:32 – Full integration 18:23 – Proven delivery systems 21:05 – Growing opportunity 24:28 – Growing visibility 26:15 – Contract Dynamics 30:10 – Summary 31:13 – The board 32:24 – Q&A SRT Marine Systems plc is primarily engaged in the marine technology business. The Company is focused on the development and supply of Automatic Identification System (AIS) based maritime domain awareness (MDA) technologies, derivative product and system solutions for use in a range of maritime applications from safety and security to fishery management and environment protection. Its applications include coastal and territorial water surveillance and security, fisheries monitoring, management and illegal unregulated and unrecorded (IUU) detection, search and rescue, waterway management and aquatic environment monitoring, as well as individual leisure and commercial boat owners. The Company has manufactured approximately 350,000 AIS products. Its geographical areas include Europe, Middle East, North America, United Kingdom and South East Asia.

This week City A.M.'s Charlie Conchie talks to Lorne Daniel, Technology Research Analyst at financial services company finnCap. They unpick a very rough quarter for tech companies and tech stocks, and go through what's to come. Charlie also takes us through the main headlines this week -- multiple cryptocurrencies have plummeted in value, pressure is growing on the Treasury to greenlight the next stage of Buy Now Pay Later regulation, and Japanese investment giant SoftBank has announced a record $26.2bn loss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Guy talks to Sam Smith, Founder and CEO of FinnCap - the largest AIM-listed corporate adviser and broker.Sam started down a typical path for a Bristol University economics alum - as a KPMG graduate trainee - but felt compelled to quit, the moment she qualified, in pursuit of something riskier: co-creating a new division at private client broker, JM Finn. The gamble paid off, and several years later, she masterminded a partial management buyout of the division, which led to the formation of FinnCap. The rest really is history: Sam became the first female chief executive of a City stockbroking firm.Among the many fascinating anecdotes and pieces of intel, Sam reveals the moment a mentor nudged her into thinking much bigger about her ambitions for FinnCap. A shift in thinking that everyone could benefit from channelling, and for Sam, the rocket fuel that led to the exponential growth of the business and an acceptance that her insatiable drive is just that - insatiable. Happily, she channels a good deal of that drive into giving others - women and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds - the tools to unlock potential and the skills to succeed in business.

Ian King speaks to the chief executive of West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce about the high-speed rail project HS2. Plus, hear from the chief executive of investment bank, finnCap, about its latest sales. And the chief executive of the UK's second biggest listed commercial property firm, Land Securities, joins the show to talk about its Covid recovery.

The UK Investor Magazine Podcast is joined by Monica Tepes, Investment Companies Research Director at finnCap, to discuss the UK Investment Trust market.We cover key trends including top level themes such as ESG and Tech IT's then drill down into the sectors of particular interest to Monica. Investment Trusts have enjoyed the benefits of readily available investor funds for new issues and we explore those sectors impacted by the pandemic and how premiums and discounts have behaved as changes in restrictions drive investor sentiment.Investment Trust providing investors with exposure to technology companies have rode a wave of investor interest and we discuss a recent issue focusing on space in addition to those holding some of the UK's largest private tech companies. ESG fund attracted record inflows in 2020 which has led to a wave of new ESG products in the UK and the entire universe adopting rating systems that can leave some investors confused about the true ESG characteristics of certain products.We discuss niche sectors such as the growth story in Vietnam and one particular fund focussed on Uranium miners. Watch the latest Vietnam Holding Investor Presentation below:https://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/vietnam-holding-presentation-at-the-uk-investor-magazine-virtual-conference-23rd-march/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

FinnCap Group PLC's (LON:FCAP) Sam Smith talks to Proactive's Katie Pilbeam about their preliminary results for the year ended 31 March 2021 with 'record revenue and profit performance'. Thanks to their exposure to tech and life sciences, which FinnCap have specialised in for the last twenty years, they have managed to complete 76 transactions, increase total income by over 80% and increased cash to over £20m. Smith says 'it's been a phenomenal year, our best results ever but doing that again is going to be hard but we've got to go for it!'

In this episode, Christian talks to Sam Smith, CEO of broker FinnCap, about her campaign to protect and enhance the rights of retail investors - particularly during a new or emergency equity raise. Sam, who heads the largest broker on AIM, also believes that with better regulation and fewer barriers, retail investors could be the driving force of an economic recovery.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the last edition of Cityparents Life, Anna Richards talks to Jonathan Bright, a Content Marketing Manager at finnCap whose baby daughter Isabella arrived 4 months prematurely in May this year. In the podcast, Jonathan explores the rollercoaster of hospitals, emotions and routines that he and his wife juggled over the following 5 months, and how he managed to maintain his professional responsibilities during this extremely distressing time.

The Founder and Chief Executive of the corporate advisor and brokerage firm, Finncap. She sits down with Debbie Wosskow to talk about breaking barriers and overcoming the loneliness of being a CEO. She also discusses celebrating her femininity in a male-dominated workplace and the unique qualities that female CEOs bring to the job, as well as what she calls the ‘guilt threshold’ and how she manages being a mother alongside her high-powered career. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Helen Beedham of Cityparents chats to Sam Smith, CEO of FinnCap, about her career path and how she balances work and family life.

In this episode, we ask entrepreneurs Sam Smith (CEO, finnCap), Charlie Walker (Founder, Harmonic Finance) and Edwina Dunn (CEO, Starcount) what a growth mindset means to them and how they've used it to achieve success in their businesses. This podcast is part of The AXA Growth Leaders Series, a collaboration between The Supper Club and AXA PPP healthcare. Find out more here:www.axappphealthcare.co.uk/axa-growth-leaders-hub/www.thesupperclub.com/AXA-growth-leader-series

Welcome to the second episode of Show Me The Way. This episode Naomi speaks to Sam Smith who is the chief executive of FinnCap - a City broker that she founded in 2007.  She was running a team at a larger broker and saw potential to create her own thing so with her staff they raised £1m to buy out the division and set up afresh. Just as she did it Northern Rock collapsed and the financial crisis hit but she saw her opportunity and ploughed on.  FinnCap is now one of the City’s most successful broking firms and Sam is the youngest and only female CEO of a City broker. Sam has a young daughter and she talks really honestly about how she came back to work too soon following maternity leave and how she’s used that experience to make things better for other returners. FinnCap is on the hunt for the UK's most dynamic female-led businesses so if that's you then check out the event coming up. It's  part of Ambition Nation’s trailblazing Female Leaders Series and will support their growth and present funding options, through insights from both investors and CEOs who have been on that same journey themselves. And it's hosted by the fabulous Sandi Toksvig.  It's FREE and you can sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ambition-nation-female-leaders-series-mind-the-gap-tickets-46358765315  

Dr. Dougie Youngson, Research Director, Oil & Gas at FinnCap, talks to Tip TV Presenter Matt Brown about the fundamentals of Nautilus Marine Services and the oil market. Youngson says the projects that had gone on the back burner have come online, courtesy of the recovery in oil prices and that is positive for the service provider. Asked how he sees the OPEC and oil market performing the months ahead, he said, “Saudi is likely to cut output and bid up prices of its own stock - Aramco IPO.” #FinnCap, #NautilusMarineServices, #UK, #stocks, #equities, #investing, #trading