The Bitcoin IFA Podcast
The Bitcoin IFA Podcast
Podcast Description
Discover why Bitcoin matters for your clients and your company. Join industry experts to unlock the regulatory, investment, and advisory secrets every curious financial professional needs to know.
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This show explores themes such as regulatory challenges surrounding Bitcoin, investment strategies, and the evolving role of financial advisers, with episodes like those featuring Freddie New discussing the FCA's impact on consumer understanding and Joe Bryan examining how inflation affects wealth through the lens of Bitcoin.
Discover why Bitcoin matters for your clients and your company. Join industry experts to unlock the regulatory, investment, and advisory secrets every curious financial professional needs to know.
In this episode, Dan speaks with James Priday, CEO of P1 Investment Management and MD of Prydis Wealth, about the unique position he holds at the intersection of regulated advice and forward-thinking Bitcoin investing.
James is behind one of the UK’s first Bitcoin-inclusive regulated investment solutions, a rare offering in the current compliance-heavy landscape. We dive into how he balances his fiduciary responsibilities with his personal conviction in Bitcoin, the demand from clients, and how he sees the future of regulated crypto access evolving in the UK.
Whether you're a sceptical adviser, curious investor, or compliance-conscious wealth manager, this conversation is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.
Website – www.thebitcoinifa.com
We always recommend watching ‘What’s the Problem’ by Joe Bryan:
https://bit.ly/jbwtp
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This content is for FCA-authorised financial advisers only — not for retail clients.
It is educational/entertainment only and not financial advice.
Always do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
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