Explorez tous les épisodes du podcast Rebel Voices
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| Emerging Markets, Challenging Risk Perceptions, and Driving Diversity in Investing : Omotunde Lawal | 18 juin 2026 | 00:32:55 | |
Tunde joins Lindsey Bass to discuss her journey from Nigeria to leading roles in global credit markets, and why changing perceptions of risk in emerging markets could unlock stronger returns while driving greater diversity and new thinking across the investment industry. Connect with Tunde: https://www.linkedin.com/in/omotunde-lawal-38b17366/
About Rebel Voices This podcast is for rebel investors with a cause, where Lindsey Bass highlights the voices of investors who bring their backgrounds and their differences into their investing. It shapes how they think, what they do and the change they want to see. These are people who have experienced or witnessed inequalities, who maybe didn't get their voice heard before and now seek redress with cold hard cash. We shine a line on the change makers and the rabble rousers, in an industry often considered elite and exclusive these are the voices of the rebels. | |||
| Rebel Voices : The Trailer | 23 mars 2026 | 00:01:58 | |
In this trailer episode of Rebel Voices, host Lindsay Bass introduces a podcast that spotlights investors challenging the status quo. With over 20 years in finance, Lindsay explores why it matters who controls the flow of capital—and how diverse perspectives can shape a more inclusive and impactful investment landscape. Rebel Voices is for those who believe investing isn’t just about returns, but about driving meaningful change. Please FOLLOW or SUBSCRIBE so you're notified of new episodes as they are released.
About Rebel Voices This podcast is for rebel investors with a cause, where Lindsey Bass highlights the voices of investors who bring their backgrounds and their differences into their investing. It shapes how they think, what they do and the change they want to see. These are people who have experienced or witnessed inequalities, who maybe didn't get their voice heard before and now seek redress with cold hard cash. We shine a line on the change makers and the rabble rousers, in an industry often considered elite and exclusive these are the voices of the rebels.
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