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Episodes: 296
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 3.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Male
Location: United Kingdom
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Robert Peston - Co-host of The Rest Is Money, bringing insights on business and finance stories including tech investment challenges and how political decisions affect global markets.
Steph McGovern - Co-host of The Rest Is Money, exploring key challenges and opportunities in business and finance, covering topics like economic policy impacts and the future of work.
Paul Johnson - Research On The Prosperity Gap And What It Means For The New Prime Minister; Housing And Pension Impacts
Stephen Kelly - Working With David Cameron’s Government On Public Sector Efficiency Savings; Productivity And Civil Service Efficiency
Dan Neidle - Investigations Into The Financial Affairs Of High-profile Politicians And Issues Around Tax Disclosures
293. A Nobel Prize winning view on wealth inequality
July 05, 2026
Why are some countries richer than others, even though money, people and ideas can flow freely round the world? Why is it so hard for a country to turn things around and become rich? Are illiberal leaders like Trump good for their economy? What role do sovereign wealth funds play? Nobel prize winning economist Simon Johnson gives us his theory on the damage extractive institutions do to wealth disparity. As a leading professor at MIT and former chief economist at the IMF, Robert and Steph...
292. The £6 trillion pot we should use to grow the economy
July 01, 2026
How do we unlock trillions of pounds of long term capital and keep it in the UK? What can we learn from a brewery in Newcastle and the Vimto factory in Manchester? Why don’t more people invest in start-ups and scale-ups? Is it all about tax incentives? Nigel Wilson is the former CEO of the financial giant Legal and General who has funnelled billions of pounds of pension and insurance money into regional regeneration projects. He tells us why it’s not a charity case, but a huge investment o...
291. Does Burnham have any wiggle room?
June 28, 2026
How much can Burnham re-engineer the fiscal rules? Should he stick to a manifesto that has already been trampled over? Who should he choose to be chancellor? Will the markets approve? The former director of the IFS is back to tell us about the constraints and opportunities the new prime minister will have to get the economy growing and improve living standards. Listen to Robert and Steph’s interview with Paul Johnson. The Rest is Money is brought to you by Octopus Energy, Britain’s sma...
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