Wilfred (Wilf) Frost
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2,338 appearances
15 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 3 Aug
Wilfred (Wilf) Frost’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Do you always own the underlying asset as well?
It's always real.
And so does that then mean you have to have the permission?
And if it is of a private, non-listed company, I listened to your episode with the Collisons on CheekyPint, obviously Stripe, they haven't
they haven't listed yet.
I guess my question on it, given its underlying one-to-one, can a company always block it?
Or if you acquired privately for Robinhood's balance sheet a chunk of Stripe,
I guess they could in their founding documents, if you took it off an employee, they could have made it impossible going forward for that to happen in the terms of their shareholding?
Or are you quite up for the fight if sometimes, if you get your hands on the shares?
I think that's really interesting.
I mean, seed in early stage would definitely be a sea change moment to get retail involved.
And I also do wonder whether companies will continue to go to IPOs as late as they have been.
And if, which is an if, private capital, private credit and equity have some kind of reset, then maybe the private capital that they've all had access to might be not as readily available.
We'll see in the years ahead.
Let's talk about AI.
And you've talked in lots of podcasts about tangible examples, improving your customer interface, that it gives you, you want to build it yourself.
So that gives you that edge.
Do you think this will be, we talked about what led to your rise from commission free trading to being mobile first.
The company in your space that harnesses AI in the right way will take what extra scale of market share do you think in the next five years?
Does it ultimately end up...
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