#10: From Kent to Corporate with Joy Nyarko - Former Goldman Sachs & Standard Chartered intern

#11: Let’s Make America Worse Again

Discussing what everyone is ignoring about US international trade tariffs and how a misunderstanding of economic theory can lead to disastrous policy. **more description coming soon

#10: From Kent to Corporate with Joy Nyarko - Former Goldman Sachs & Standard Chartered intern

We discuss Joy Nyarko’s journey from student to intern at two of leading financial institutions - Goldman Sachs & Standard Chartered. She is also the founder of the society UK2C-University of Kent to Corporate. We discuss how it’s like working in the finance and investment banking space and the lessons picked up along the way. We discuss the work of a society she founded and networking as a student. Follow UK2C on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kent2corporate?igsh=MXF5ZDdyM3JueTRweQ== [https://www.instagram.com/kent2corporate?igsh=MXF5ZDdyM3JueTRweQ==] Subscribe to our Newsletter at:https://www.regalcapital.org [https://www.regalcapital.org]

#9: Exploring Actuarial Science with Joseph Zacharia - Former Botswana Life Actuarial Assistant

We discuss his experience as an Actuary and touch on pursuing finance and higher education in the UK as a Motswana. We also highlight the key differences between life in Botswana and the UK and give relevant insights to the Motswana student. Towards the end of the podcast we get to discuss tech innovations and recent market developments both in Africa and the rest of the world. Get the latest investment research and economic analysis on our newsletter at www.regalcapital.org

#8: African & Global Market Outlook for Investment with Shawn Agaba (Pt. 3)

In this episode, we explore the importance of self-learning for students entering the investment industry. Our guest emphasizes why taking extra courses, such as those from CFI, CISI, or CFA, can give you a competitive edge and improve your career prospects. We also discuss how they manage their personal investment portfolio while working, addressing whether work-related restrictions impact their trading activities. Listeners will hear about the sectors and industries that are capturing our guest’s attention right now, particularly in the US, UK, and China, and why these regions are critical to watch. The conversation then shifts to African markets, where we dive into both public and private market opportunities and what makes the African investment landscape so unique. We also discuss key trends and market events that aspiring finance professionals should stay updated on. Finally, our guest shares some of their go-to resources—books, websites, and more—that help them stay informed and continuously deepen their investment knowledge. Whether you're new to finance or an aspiring investor, this episode is packed with practical tips and global perspectives!

#7: An Intern's Industry Insights with Shawn Agaba (Pt. 2)

In this episode, our Shawn shares his firsthand experience attending multiple spring weeks, offering a detailed look at what really happens during these programs. He recounts his time at UBS, which spanned the longest, explaining how these opportunities provided invaluable insights into the financial world. We also discuss their transition from being a student to becoming an intern, and the key lessons he learned about corporate culture and the broader UK markets. Our guest takes us through a typical day at Stack Solutions, describing the tasks they handled and how this role shaped their understanding of the business world. They also emphasize the importance of sales for any business, no matter its size, reflecting on what they’ve learned about consumer behavior, generating leads, and closing deals. Finally, we debunk some of the biggest misconceptions aspiring finance professionals have about the industry, helping listeners get a clearer understanding of what it takes to succeed in finance. Whether you're a student, intern, or professional, this episode is packed with insights to guide your journey. Find out more about what Regal Capital does on our website, www.regalcapital.org for more information. The information provided in the episode is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not any form of financial advice or intended to be any substitute for professional financial advice. Investing involves risks, and you could lose money. Always consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.