Mark Filippino

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1,851 appearances 41 recordings 2 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 1 Sep

Mark Filippino’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 41 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 19.

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Keir Starmer announced yesterday that he's stepping down as UK Prime Minister. voice-verified
The Labour Party leader made the call just days after the crucial Makerfield by-election. voice-verified
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham won that seat in Parliament. voice-verified
And it looks like he'll make an uncontested bid for PM. voice-verified
Burnham's main competition, former Health Secretary Wes Streeting, backed down yesterday. voice-verified
The FT's Political Fix podcast talked about all this. voice-verified
You're going to hear an excerpt from Monday's show where the FT's political editor, George Parker, and deputy political editor, Jim Pickard, joined Whitehall editor, Lucy Fisher. voice-verified
They broke down what this all means for the future of UK politics. voice-verified
Here's Lucy. voice-verified
You can listen to the full Political Fix podcast on Starmer, Burnham, and the future of UK politics. voice-verified
Just check out the link in the show notes. voice-verified
Private equity executives are attempting to borrow against their personal shares of future profits from successful deals. voice-verified
It's another sign that the industry is struggling. voice-verified
London broker Ennis Global told EFT the number of inquiries for this type of loan has more than tripled this year compared to the same period last year. voice-verified
Those requests are coming from buyout dealmakers across Europe. voice-verified
Now, this type of borrowing isn't new, but the broker said it had never seen such high demand. voice-verified
Private equity has been in a downturn that was initially sparked by interest rate hikes in 2022. voice-verified
That's meant firms have struggled to sell their holdings at the valuations they want to. voice-verified
So they've been holding onto companies for longer than usual, which means there's less cash coming in now. voice-verified
The executives getting these loans are betting it's going to come down the line and are borrowing against those future earnings. voice-verified
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