Rahul Bhushan's guest appearances

Rahul Bhushan

The Cannabis Conversation | Medical Cannabis | CBD | Hemp

Cannaweek - Cannabis Intelligence

The Insider by RankiaPro

Rize ETF

Stuart Forbes

Catherine Wilson

Matt Brown

Marvin Washington

Nick Davis

Mark Ellis

Colin Morgan

Neil Mahapatra

Chris Kelly

Bruce Linton

Steve DeAngelo

Chris Walsh

Alan Brochstein

Debra Borchardt

OwlTail

In this episode we talked to Rahul Bhushan, about the importance of aligning your investments with your values, sustainability and how the investment industry is changing with the incorporation of the new generations such as millennials or Gen Z.

In this episode we talked to Rahul Bhushan, about the importance of aligning your investments with your values, sustainability and how the investment industry is changing with the incorporation of the new generations such as millennials or Gen Z.

Aligning investments with your values with Rahul Bhushan, Co-Founder at Rize ETF

In this episode, host Heather Wicklein talks with the Co-Founder's of United Kingdom based Rize ETF, Rahul Bhushan and Stuart Forbes and New Frontier Data's Chief Knowledge Officer, John Kagia. They discuss the state of the investment landscape in Europe and how the emergence of ETF's and thematic investing has impacted the European Cannabis industry.  Contact: Cannaweek@newfrontierdata.com InstagramTwitterwww.newfrontierdata.com

In this episode, host Heather Wicklein talks with the Co-Founder's of United Kingdom based Rize ETF, Rahul Bhushan and Stuart Forbes and New Frontier Data's Chief Knowledge Officer, John Kagia. They discuss the state of the investment landscape in Europe and how the emergence of ETF's and thematic investing has impacted the European Cannabis industry.  Contact: Cannaweek@newfrontierdata.com <a href="www.instagram.com/newfrontierdata" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a><a href="www.twitter.com/newfrontierdata" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a><a href="www.newfrontierdata.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.newfrontierdata.com</a>

Investing in the EU (Stuart Forbes and Rahul Bhushan)

How can you access medical cannabis investments across the world?This week we’re joined by Rahul Bhushan and Stuart Forbes from Rize ETF, who offer a Medical Cannabis fund for those looking to invest in this emerging industry. We discover what an Exchange Traded Fund is, it’s advantages over single stock investments, and discuss some of the legal and compliance issues for investors looking to invest in the global medical cannabis industry.→ View full show notes, summary, and access resources here: https://www.canverse.global/shownotes/episode-59-accessing-global-medical-cannabis-investment-opportunities-with-rahul-bhushan-and-stuart-forbes-from-rize-etfEpisode SummaryETF stands for Exchange Traded Funds, which are funds that are traded on stock exchanges similar to stocks. The funds can contain a range of bonds and shares in one package and are highly regulated. ETF’s can be traded throughout the day unlike standard mutual funds which can only be bought and sold at the end of the day. They operate like UCITS (Undertakings for the Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) funds, meaning investments will be shared across multiple companies and are not limited to one public limited company.A thematic ETF selects stocks which are relevant to a specific investment theme, often an emerging market such as the medical cannabis industry in this case. Medical Cannabis companies are still very new as a whole. Rize ETF launched with both a Medical Cannabis and Life Sciences ETF and a Cybersecurity and Data Privacy ETF, and will be expanding their range of investment opportunities in the future.Rize ETF recognises themes and upcoming investment opportunities from market research which is how they determine where to split investments. They have partnered with industry experts such as New Frontier Data within the cannabis space who provide expert insights and recommendations.Pharmaceutical cannabis companies make up roughly 62% of the Medical Cannabis ETF fund, along with 10% who come from Big Pharma. Other companies which make up the ETF come from CBD, hemp, and farming. The companies within the ETF come from a range of geographical areas across the globe including Israel, UK, Columbia, Hong Kong and North America.All companies are subject to strict inclusion and compliance guidelines, and are vetted to make sure they are operating legally, with any company not complying with the rules being added to an exclusion list. All exclusions are cited and made public for investors to see.This allows consumers to be able to invest in cannabis without having to worry about being caught out by the Proceeds of Crime Act (UK), which prohibits investment in a foreign company if that company’s activities would be illegal in the UK (even if that activity is legal in the company’s home jurisdiction). Thematic investment strategies have been impacted by Covid-19 just like the rest of the financial markets which too, have taken a tumble. Rahul suggests that it will be some time before these markets start to recover.ResourcesJoin Rahul on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahulbhushan/Join Stuart on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuart-forbes-18591348/Rize EFT on LinkedIn: 

<h1>How can you access medical cannabis investments across the world?</h1> This week we’re joined by Rahul Bhushan and Stuart Forbes from Rize ETF, who offer a Medical Cannabis fund for those looking to invest in this emerging industry. We discover what an Exchange Traded Fund is, it’s advantages over single stock investments, and discuss some of the legal and compliance issues for investors looking to invest in the global medical cannabis industry. → View full show notes, summary, and access resources here: <a href="https://www.canverse.global/shownotes/episode-59-accessing-global-medical-cannabis-investment-opportunities-with-rahul-bhushan-and-stuart-forbes-from-rize-etf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.canverse.global/shownotes/episode-59-accessing-global-medical-cannabis-investment-opportunities-with-rahul-bhushan-and-stuart-forbes-from-rize-etf</a>Episode SummaryETF stands for Exchange Traded Funds, which are funds that are traded on stock exchanges similar to stocks. The funds can contain a range of bonds and shares in one package and are highly regulated. ETF’s can be traded throughout the day unlike standard mutual funds which can only be bought and sold at the end of the day. They operate like UCITS (Undertakings for the Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) funds, meaning investments will be shared across multiple companies and are not limited to one public limited company.A thematic ETF selects stocks which are relevant to a specific investment theme, often an emerging market such as the medical cannabis industry in this case. Medical Cannabis companies are still very new as a whole. Rize ETF launched with both a Medical Cannabis and Life Sciences ETF and a Cybersecurity and Data Privacy ETF, and will be expanding their range of investment opportunities in the future.Rize ETF recognises themes and upcoming investment opportunities from market research which is how they determine where to split investments. They have partnered with industry experts such as New Frontier Data within the cannabis space who provide expert insights and recommendations.Pharmaceutical cannabis companies make up roughly 62% of the Medical Cannabis ETF fund, along with 10% who come from Big Pharma. Other companies which make up the ETF come from CBD, hemp, and farming. The companies within the ETF come from a range of geographical areas across the globe including Israel, UK, Columbia, Hong Kong and North America.All companies are subject to strict inclusion and compliance guidelines, and are vetted to make sure they are operating legally, with any company not complying with the rules being added to an exclusion list. All exclusions are cited and made public for investors to see.This allows consumers to be able to invest in cannabis without having to worry about being caught out by the Proceeds of Crime Act (UK), which prohibits investment in a foreign company if that company’s activities would be illegal in the UK (even if that activity is legal in the company’s home jurisdiction). Thematic investment strategies have been impacted by Covid-19 just like the rest of the financial markets which too, have taken a tumble. Rahul suggests that it will be some time before these markets start to recover. ResourcesJoin Rahul on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahulbhushan/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahulbhushan/</a>Join Stuart on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuart-forbes-18591348/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuart-forbes-18591348/</a>Rize EFT on LinkedIn:

EPISODE #59 Accessing Global Medical Cannabis Investment Opportunities with Rahul Bhushan and Stuart Forbes from Rize ETF