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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2026 · 1H 2M

Who Benefits From The Way Our Finacial System Is Built | Paul Musson

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🎙️ Tonight on The Above The Bar Podcast 🕗 Live Tonight at 8 PM EST Tonight’s guest is Paul Musson, veteran investment professional, financial reform advocate, and author of the book Capital Offence: Why Some Benefit At Your Expense. With more than 30 years in the investment industry, Paul has seen firsthand how global financial systems operate. He previously served as the lead portfolio manager for the Ivy Funds at Mackenzie Investments, managing billions in assets and gaining deep insight into the forces shaping modern economic policy. Paul is also the founder of Paddington Capital Management, where he provides independent investment consulting and analysis. Through his work and his Paulitical Economy™ blog, he focuses on helping people understand complex financial systems in plain language. Tonight we’ll explore big questions like: • Why do economic systems often benefit a small group at the expense of many? • How do debt-driven policies affect everyday people? • What role do central banks play in shaping wealth distribution? • What reforms could create a more balanced financial future? Paul’s work challenges people to think differently about money, policy, and the long-term consequences of economic decisions. 🌐 Learn more: paddingtoncapitalmgmt.com Pull up a stool, bring your questions, and join the conversation live tonight. #TheAboveTheBarPodcast #BeSureToPushYourStoolIn #Economics #FinancialSystems #WealthInequality #EconomicReform #Investing #PodcastLive

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