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Sep 11, 2026

Chris BeesleyPANELIST
3:41
And a really interesting piece with him ahead of the Everton trip to Tottenham in terms of He took the unusual step after hanging up his boots to go and work as a financier in the City of London.
Chris BeesleyPANELIST
3:52
So he now actually works for CMC Markets, Everton's new shirt sponsor.
Chris BeesleyPANELIST
3:59
So that was a really interesting tale and great to speak to Paul and I'll hopefully catch up with him tomorrow.
Chris BeesleyPANELIST
4:03
Tomorrow afternoon went ahead of the game at Tottenham Hotspur.
Robbie BurnsGUEST
26:12
And at the beginning of the year, I had my top 10 shares, which I published on the website and on the, I do a sub-mail as well, and that's up quite a bit.
Robbie BurnsGUEST
26:23
So my top 10 were Seplat Energy, which is up 162%, CMC Markets, Up 143.
Robbie BurnsGUEST
26:30
Keller Group, up 79.
Robbie BurnsGUEST
26:31
Dials Group, up 66.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
24:09
So thanks for joining us this week.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
24:11
Thanks to CMC Markets and we'll catch you here next week.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
0:08
Welcome to the Economy of Everything podcast brought to you by CMC Markets.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
0:13
So Liam, you went along to an event last week and you heard about something that has sparked a lot of conversation around the office.
Liam DannHOST
0:21
Yeah, well, look, I mean, everybody's talking about these new weight loss drugs, but what I was surprised by was hearing a very senior business leader get up and talk to the crowd and make the point that he thought that it's going to be bigger than AI.

10 MINS LATER

Liam DannHOST
10:08
But yeah, and as a long-term trend, you know, that is something to be quite positive about anyway.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
10:14
Yeah, definitely.
Liam DannHOST
10:21
Welcome back to the Economy of Everything brought to you with CMC Markets.
Liam DannHOST
10:26
We had the big monetary policy statement last week.
Liam DannHOST
10:28
The rate went up as expected, but it was called a slightly dovish response from the Reserve Bank regardless because they didn't sort of take an aggressive stance on future hikes.
David CushnanHOST
5:07
So Mark Rawlings works as Chief Partnerships Officer on what you might describe as the more traditional sponsorship side of things.
David CushnanHOST
5:16
So he's overseen some of the deals that we've seen Everton strike in recent times, notably its new front of shirt sponsorship with CMC Markets.
David CushnanHOST
5:25
And Aaron Duckmanton, with the role of Chief Revenue Officer, has a very broad remit, which sort of covers everything else.
David CushnanHOST
5:34
Ticketing, premium, hospitality, marketing, retail, major events inside and outside, in fact, Everton's new Hill Dickinson Stadium, tours international.
Aaron DuckmantonGUEST
22:20
But when you've got, as you described it, a big shiny toy and you've got 52,000 seats to sell for every game and you've got the ability to go eight weeks in the summer, coupled with incredible ambitious targets for partnerships, having two people do it just makes total sense.
David CushnanHOST
22:38
I wonder what, and this is probably more Mark's area, but you do have a new front of shirt partner this year in CMC Markets who have come on board.
David CushnanHOST
22:48
And obviously this has been a summer or actually a season or two where across the league, Premier League clubs have been preparing for a world without betting partners on the front of shirts, this sort of self-imposed ban that the league and the clubs have moved forward with.
David CushnanHOST
23:06
Coming into effect now, Seems like actually pretty much across the board that the league has done very well.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
22:01
Well, thanks, everyone, for joining us.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
22:03
And thanks to CMC Markets.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
22:05
We'll catch you here next week.
Liam DannHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Welcome to The Economy of Everything, brought to you by the New Zealand Herald and CMC Markets.
Liam DannHOST
0:14
Well, exciting news, Tamsyn.
Liam DannHOST
0:16
New Zealand making headlines in the international press, um, always, uh, flattering to a small nation.

8 MINS LATER

Tamsyn ParkerHOST
8:22
Yeah, it is, and, uh, it's definitely started to come through this result season and, uh, you know, and as we know, uh, job losses are a bit of a lag of the, uh, uh, an economic lag.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
8:33
So, um, it's probably gonna be m- you know, an ongoing issue.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
8:41
[upbeat jingle] Welcome back to The Economy of Everything, brought to you by CMC Markets.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
8:46
So Liam, you've been writing a bit recently about older people, uh, losing their jobs, and we have seen a raft of job cuts come out of some of our bigger employers.
Tamsyn ParkerHOST
8:57
Spark, uh, was mentioned, uh, mentioned job cuts last week.
EbruHOST
34:27
You see Aston Villa now wearing Visit Rwanda prominently on their chests.
EbruHOST
34:31
Everton are sporting CMC Markets, a financial services firm, as their main sponsor.
SamHOST
34:36
But the betting companies haven't disappeared from the ecosystem entirely, have they?
EbruHOST
34:41
No, not at all.

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