I'm particularly delighted to release today's episode. In October, we held the inaugural

Money Maes allocated summit, and over the two days, there was fantastic discussion, debate,

insights, disagreement, and a lot of learning. But of all the conversations, one that particularly

resonated with me was the chance to

interview Sir Chris Hohn about those two topics with which he is fantastically acquainted,

investing and philanthropy. And I think as you will discover in a minute, that he perhaps stands

above most mortals with the clarity of his thinking and the extraordinary generosity and effectiveness in both disciplines.

Thank you.

I have had the pleasure of interviewing Sir Chris Hurd twice before and we are really, really

appreciative of you being here today.

Thank you so much.

I think your investment success is probably only matched by your philanthropic generosity. Thank you so much. I think your investment success is probably only matched by your philanthropic generosity.

And we're going to talk about both of those today, investing and philanthropy.

And I'm conscious a little bit like an earlier panel with Torb Ernie.

I'd really like a couple of hours.

But unfortunately, that isn't possible.

So will you come back next year?

Chris, what's made you successful?

Well, thanks for inviting me, Simon.

Well, investing is all about risk and return.

And the vast majority of investors focus on return.

That's what you see in any asset allocator, once you returns, yeah.

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