Money Maze Podcast

If you are a West Coast based tech start-up, profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Business Insider, are asked to present at JPMorgan's Investor Summit alongside Jamie Dimon, are backed by Google's AI fund, and have a mission to help organizations detect and correct biased or unreliable outputs from AI models and you are not yet 24, something’s going on! So today the Money Maze meets its youngest guest, Cyril Gorlla, founder of CTGT. Joining as a co-interviewer is J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Head of Investment Platform, Kristian West. In an extremely complex area, Cyril discusses 8 key items; What is the problem with LLMs being probabilistic rather than deterministic? Why can't an AI reliably explain why it produced a particular answer? When does an AI mistake matter and how good are the guardrails? What is the real lesson from the Hugging Face incident? As AI becomes embedded in banks, insurers, healthcare systems and governments, what should worry us? There is a growing geopolitical divide in AI development between the US and China. Weigh the implications. “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Who watches the watchmen?” Is intelligence becoming a commodity?

John Claisse explores the evolution of alternative investing, from private markets and hedge funds to AI, digital assets, due diligence and opportunities across Asia.Albourne has expanded from its genesis in Sussex in 1994, to one of the most recognized global investment advisors in the world of alternatives. It is unusual both as an employee-owned organisation, and because it has adhered to its original vision of advising only and never to manage capital. John Claisse frames the alternative industry today. He discusses institutional priorities, the change in allocating behaviour, the secular shift of retail flows into private assets, and what clients want across the alternative assets spectrum. He discusses private equity and private credit trends in light of the current malaise, and why he expects further growth in these asset flows in the years ahead. He weighs some of the investment dilemmas facing allocators, why Hedge Fund interest is strong, why digital assets are being increasingly scrutinised for their potential appeal, and where investment allocations might be headed. *Please note that at the 53:00 mark, Simon Sebag Monetfiore's upcoming book is mistakenly titled The Crucible. The correct title is The Cauldron: The Making of the Modern Middle EastThe Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by J.P. Morgan Asset Management*, IFM Investors, World Gold Council and LSEG.*During the episode we cite J.P. Morgan Asset Management as Europe’s leading active ETF provider by assets under management. This is sourced from J.P. Morgan Asset management and Bloomberg, data as of 30 March 2026.

In September we held our inaugural Money Maze Allocator Summit and over the two days there was fantastic discussion, debate, insights, disagreement and a lot of learning.It proved incredibly popular & much of that was a result of the quality of panels, moderators & topics. Of all the conversations, one that particularly resonated with us was the chance to interview Sir Chris Hohn about two topics with which he is fantastically acquainted: investing and philanthropy. As you will discover in this episode, he perhaps stands above most mortals with the clarity of his thinking and the extraordinary generosity and effectiveness in both disciplines.The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by Schroders, IFM Investors, World Gold Council and LSEG. Sign up to our Newsletter | Follow us on LinkedIn | Watch on YouTube