Robin Powell’s guest on the latest episode of The TEBI Podcast is Robin Wigglesworth, global finance correspondent for the Financial Times.
Wigglesworth is the author of Trillions, a new book on the past, present and future of index investing. Currently living in Norway, he covers macroeconomics, finance, investing and markets internationally for the FT.
In this episode, Wigglesworth declares the active versus passive debate over, with passive the decisive victor. The only question now, he says, is just how dominant passive investing will become.
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