# Jonathan Ruffer

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July 2024: Recent portfolio performance has, understandably, provoked questions from our clients and investors. These are broadly the same questions we have been asking ourselves, chief among which is: why are we comfortable owning a portfolio that feels so uncomfortable to hold? Jonathan Ruffer’s …

Paul Vallely, "Philanthropy: From Aristotle to Zuckerberg" (Bloomsbury Continuum, 2020)

In this magnum opus, Paul Vallely guides the reader on a journey through the history and meaning of giving in religion and society. Vivid with anecdote and scholarly insight, this magisterial survey – from the ancient Greeks to today's high-tech geeks – provides an original take on the history of p…

Investment Review

October 2024: For 30 years, Ruffer’s chief concern has been the preservation of clients’ money. In this quarter’s review, Jonathan Ruffer revisits the merits, and measures, of this aspiration in the context of today’s market environment.

Investment Review

January 2025: In his latest Investment Review, Jonathan Ruffer sees parallels between today’s Magnificent Seven and the Nifty Fifty stocks of 1970s America. Pay too much for quality, and you’ve made a bad investment.

Episode 17 - The Spanish Gallery

If you’ve been listening to previous episodes of Arts First you’ll know we are greatly concerned the future of our museums. Our discussion of Tate Director Maria Balshaw’s book ‘Gathering of Strangers’ is probably a good example of the worrying trajectory of our museum establishment and their incre…

#61 - Jonathan Ruffer: Financial History, Market Cycles, Outlook

Jonathan is the Co-Founder and Chairman of Ruffer, a London-based investment firm focused on absolute returns. Jonathan shares his unique insights on financial market history, long-term cycles, and his market outlook, drawing on nearly five decades of experience. - This podcast/webcast is provided …

Investment Review

April 2025: Equities are at maximum valuations, investors are at peak investedness, and now a regime change which markets have not yet digested. Jonathan Ruffer asks if this is one of the rare occasions when a market crisis not only foretells but contributes to the economic hardship to come.

Investment Review

July 2025: Markets hit record highs despite wars, tariffs, and towering debt. Jonathan Ruffer explores why today’s ‘Looney Tune’ valuations persist, examines generational investment divides, and explains how Ruffer’s all-weather approach is well placed to navigate this new era.

Episode 122 – Money, Purpose and Community with Jonathan Ruffer

Episode 122 – Money, Purpose and Community with Jonathan Ruffer In this episode of The Financial Wellbeing Podcast, the guys explore how wealth, when used with purpose, can create extraordinary change. They’re joined by philanthropist Jonathan Ruffer, who shares the remarkable story of how he …

S2 E10 • The Faith Museum

In this episode David Trigg takes a visit to the Faith Museum in Bishop Auckland, County Durham, a unique museum exploring British history through the lens of faith. The museum, which opened in 2023, is part of the Auckland Project, a cultural regeneration initiative spearheaded by philanthropist J…