Stephen Hemsley explains that when a franchise has saturated its market it can go abroad but needs to run the business as a corporate operation first before franchisees can be brought in

Overseas growth for franchise businesses

UK Investor Show

Stephen Hemsley and Nigel Wray: Investing in Franchising

Stephen Hemsley explains whether he prefers to buy and build B2C or B2B franchise brands.

What's better B2B or B2C franchises

Stephen Hemsley explains that as well as exceptional product and service, Domino's landed the Simpsons sponsorship, which really defined the brand

We got the Simpsons - keys to Domino's success

Stephen Hemsley explains what he thinks makes a good franchise business - the franchisee really needs to provide a value add so that they can make real profits; just reselling the franchisor's products does not work well.

What is a good franchise business? - Stephen Hemsley

Nigel Wray and Stephen Hemsley laugh about the fact that Nigel has only invested in franchises businesses that Stephen has been running

Nigel only invests in my franchise businesses  - Stephen Hemsley

Nigel Wray and Stephen Hemsley discuss how franchises cannot rip off franchisees, but work with them so everyone does really well.

Franchise businesses must work with franchisees

Stephen Hemsley summarises why franchising is a great business model and in particular why franchisees are really entrepreneurs

Franchise Brands - Franchisees as Entrepreneurs

Stephen Hemsley tells the story of one store that went from £4K per week to £30K per week after being sold to a franchisee

From £4k to £30K per week

Stephen Hemsley explains how Domino's moved to an online order model, driving significant efficiencies

Digitising Domino's - Stephen Hemsley

Nigel Wray explains that Stephen Hemsley drove Domino's Pizza to success, but he misjudged Stephen's ability to begin with.

I made a mistake with Stephen - he was a brilliant CEO! Nigel Wray on Domino's

Chris Bailey asks what Nigel Wray thinks of the Future of hydrogen hydrogen as an investment theme. Nigel Wray has no idea.

Hydrogen investment theme - Nigel Wray

UK Investor Webinars - Chris Bailey in conversation with Nigel Wray

Nigel Wray thinks that if you look at the great fortunes of the world it is actually made by people staying with their companies for long periods of time. And I think that's a very important factor in the success of companies and fortunes, as compound interest matters.

Making a fortune - Nigel Wray

Nigel Wray admits he called Apple wrong, he thought it was too high at 300 million, but is now 1.3 billion. However, he expects that there are 1001 other tech companies didn't make it.

Investing in Big Tech - Nigel Wray

I think the high street will be gone. I think online shopping will replace it. I think people will work from home. I think there will be a lot more social interaction.

Retail and the High Street - Nigel Wray

I think small investors should be putting in a little bit of time listening to the results of companies, asking questions, trying to work out body language, etc. to improve their investment returns.

Tips for investors - Nigel Wray

Nigel Wray gives his views on maximum position size for investors, He suggests no more than 5% in any stock

Maximum position size - Nigel Wray

Nigel Wray Interview Moments

UK Investor Summit - Main Stage - Saturday 2nd October 2021

Nigel Wray and Dominic Frisby: Value Investing

UK Investor Webinars introduces Chris Bailey in conversation with Nigel Wray - on 10th June 2020

UK Investor Webinars introduces "Investing in Property" - Chris Bailey in conversation with Nick Leslau, also featuring Hunters Property Plc - on 28th October 2020.

Hear Chris Bailey in conversation with property guru, Nick Leslau. The webinar also features a presentation by Glynis Frew, CEO & Ed Jones, CFO, of Hunters Property Plc.

Talks begin at the times below:
Hunters Property Plc - 1:42
Nick Leslau - 40:25

UK Investor Webinars - Chris Bailey, Nick Leslau & Hunters Property Plc

UK Investor Webinars introduces Zak Mir in conversation with Gervais Williams, San Leon Energy and Oracle Power - on 19th August 2020.

Hear from Gervais on why Small Caps outperform at times of economic setbacks. Followed by talks from Oisín Fanning, CEO of San Leon Energy plc, a progressive independent oil and gas company, and Naheed Memon, CEO of Oracle Power, an international power and natural resource project developer listed on London’s AIM market. We end the session with Zak Mir's top 5 charts!

Talks begin at the times below:
Gervais William, Head of Equities at Premier Miton - 2:42
Oisín Fanning, CEO of San Leon Energy plc - 30:10
Naheed Memon, CEO of Oracle Power - 55:39
Zak Mir's top 5 charts - 1:26:39

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