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Two Podcasters, Two Asset Classes, One Philosophy: A Conversation with Ignacio Ramirez Moreno
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- Mar 21, 2026
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Ignacio Ramirez Moreno, CFA, is a fixed income advisor at Pictet Wealth Management in Geneva, host of the Blunt Dollar podcast, and Switzerland’s number one LinkedIn financial markets creator with close to 20 million views, known for turning bonds and market risk into viral stories with humor and raw honesty. 3:00 — Ignacio shares his multicultural upbringing: born in Madrid, raised in Brussels, exchange programs at Warwick, Berkeley, Copenhagen, and Stockholm. Eight countries before settling in Geneva. 5:00 — Bogumil traces his own journey: communist Poland, Brussels, Sciences Po in Paris, then New York. Picking up Peter Lynch’s One Up on Wall Street in Brussels as a turning point. 7:30 — Ignacio’s accidental arrival in Switzerland via HSBC graduate program. “They said Hong Kong, then Mexico City, then Geneva — and 15 years later, still here.” 9:30 — Both reflect on the gifts of living abroad: expanded worldviews, lifelong friendships, blind spots revealed through different perspectives. 12:30 — The origin stories of both podcasts. Bogumil’s goal was six episodes; Ignacio started out of frustration after a dinner party where “fixed income advisor” put everyone to sleep while his art-advisor wife captivated the room. 16:00 — Ignacio: “Finance is the most fascinating topic in the world. Financial markets touch upon everything — economics, politics, psychology.” 23:30 — Deep dive into the craft of asking great questions. Bogumil: “Having a podcast makes me a better investor.” Ignacio preps 50 questions per episode, uses about five to eight. 28:30 — The human side of finance. Bogumil: “There’s a person with a heartbeat behind the portfolio.” Both champion interdisciplinary knowledge — reading across fields to make unexpected connections. 38:00 — Fixed income vs. equities:…