S4E2: Mary Pryshlak, Wellington Management Company
Long-term trends often go underappreciated by investors. Mary Pryshlak joins the podcast to discuss the latest edition of Wellington's Future Themes, an annual project that explores the structural tre...
27 Sep 202134min
S4E1: Robert Smith, Vista Equity Partners
Robert F. Smith, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Vista Equity Partners , joins the podcast to share how the firm’s focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion sha...
14 Sep 202138min
S3E5: James Anderson, Baillie Gifford
In focusing largely on wealth preservation, are fund managers stifling growth and innovation? James Anderson, a longtime partner at Baillie Gifford, joins the podcast to talk about why, for long-term ...
30 Aug 202140min
S3E4: Henry Fernandez, MSCI
What role can the capital markets play in addressing climate change and putting the world on a path to long-term sustainability? Henry Fernandez, Chairman & CEO of MSCI, shares his views on the power ...
12 Jul 202140min
S3E3: Bob Pozen, MIT
The recent growth of CEO pay is causing shareholders and policymakers to question companies’ compensation plans, especially against the backdrop of the pandemic. Bob Pozen, Senior Lecturer at MIT Sloa...
28 Jun 202138min
S3E2: Mark Carney
The intersection of value and values is the existential issue at the core of business today. How to maximize return and impact, to “do well and do good”. Mark Carney, former Governor of the Bank of En...
14 Jun 202144min
S3E1: Alan Jope, Unilever
Unilever is a household name and a global leader in consumer goods. Now, it is quickly becoming a global leader in sustainable business, committing to net zero emissions across all its products by 203...
31 Mai 202141min
S2E7: Chow Kiat Lim, GIC
“Long-termism is our national ethos in Singapore.” Chow Kiat Lim, CEO of GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, joins the podcast to share his views on how GIC’s long-term mission shapes its overall ...
19 Apr 202143min
