Episode

How Britain Broke Its Own Stock Market

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Noise Cancelling with Neil Woodford
Published
Feb 13, 2026
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2112
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Summary

Google just raised $32bn in 24 hours. The main buyers of its 100-year sterling bond? UK pension funds. The same institutions that abandoned British equities. Neil Woodford explains how three regulatory decisions broke the UK stock market — and why that’s created a generational opportunity.