On the Money with Dynamic
On the Money with Dynamic, the podcast series that delivers access, insights and perspective from some of the industry's most respected active managers and thought leaders, with host Michael Hainsworth.
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Winners, Losers and the Year Ahead
<p> With 2025 coming to an end and the new year just around the corner, Chief Investment Strategist Myles Zyblock joins Host Michael Hainsworth to unpack the winners and losers of 2025, and what 2026 has in store. </p>
Preserving Purchasing Power in Retirement
<p> While recent inflationary pressures have eased, the need to preserve purchasing power in retirement has not. In this episode, Host Michael Hainsworth is joined by Chief Retirement Income Specialist Daryl Diamond to discuss inflation resilient retirement income. </p>
There’s More to International Investing Than Diversification
<p> With U.S. equities becoming increasingly concentrated in mega cap names, there is an opportunity abroad. However, it’s not just about diversifying one’s portfolio—join Host Michael Hainsworth and Portfolio Manager Peter Rozenberg as they discuss the opportunity and risks of international investing. </p>
Bonds Are Chic Again
<p>With the low interest rate and yield environment—40 years in the making—likely behind us, bond markets and investment considerations have shifted. Join host Michael Hainsworth and Senior Portfolio Manager Romas Budd as they unpack the evolving fixed income market and the need to recalibrate your approach to bond investing. </p> <p> </p>
Gold that Glitters
<p>With stubborn inflation, growing deficits and ongoing uncertainty, gold is at new all-time highs, begging the question if gold is a relic or an insurance policy. In this episode, Michael Hainsworth, Robert Cohen and Emily Griffiths unpack the often-misunderstood world of gold and the companies that pull it out of the ground. </p>
The Hidden Risk in Your Portfolio
<p>Canada launched the world’s first ETF over 30 years ago, sparking a debate that still rages today: active vs. passive investing. With heavyweight A.I. and tech-related stocks making up a large chunk of the market, indexes might not be as diverse as before. In this episode, Michael Hainsworth, Alan Green and Clare Gray unpack the state of passive ETFs in the current market environment and discuss the hidden risks in indexing and how an active approach can help. </p>
The U.S. is Riskier Than You Think
<p> What happens to the markets if artificial intelligence doesn’t live up to the hype? Host Michael Hainsworth explores the potential fallout with Portfolio Manager Ryan Nicholl, warns that while capital spending is booming, returns are still lagging. Plus, Michael shares a compelling lesson on compound interest—why starting early can quietly build a powerful financial future. </p>
Don’t use the “S" word
<p>Is stagflation the new recession? Join Michael Hainsworth as he explores if there is a rising threat of a stagnant economy paired with persistent inflation — a double punch to investor portfolios. Featuring Myles Zyblock, Chief Investment Strategist at Dynamic, this episode dives into how market sentiment shapes strategy and how investors are navigating an environment where traditional playbooks may no longer apply.</p> <p><br></p>
Key ETF Trends on the Rise
<p><br></p> <p>Vice President and Head of ETFs, Alan Green is joined by Executive Director, The Canadian ETF Association, Eli Yufest and Head of Dynamic Funds, Mark Brisley, to discuss the recent industry ETF Exchange Conferences and the key emerging themes. They discuss the evolving landscape of ETFs, including the growing momentum of actively managed ETFs and the shifting focus from passive to active strategies. With the ETF industry surpassing $10 trillion in assets, these industry leaders provide insights on the future of ETFs and the opportunities ahead!</p> <p><br></p>
Bonds are Back
<p>Vice President & Senior Portfolio Manager, Derek Amery sits down with Vice President</p><p>& Portfolio Manager, Domenic Bellissimo and Portfolio Manager, Rose</p><p>Devli to unpack the uncertainty looming over consumer spending, corporate</p><p>capital expenditures, and the potential for a slowdown or recession. They</p><p>examine how these factors intertwine with tariffs and the implications as bond</p><p>yields rallying and risk assets selling off, they provide insights and</p><p>strategies to help you navigate this complex landscape of fluctuating policies</p><p>and geopolitical tensions.</p>
