Going Long1 Dec 2025

S8E2: Mark Wiseman on Long-term Capital in Short-term Systems

On this episode of the Going Long Podcast, Sarah Williamson welcomes Mark Wiseman, co-founder of FCLTGlobal and currently a Senior Advisor and Chairman of Lazard Canada. Wiseman unpacks why long-term capital is still up against short-term limitations, how private markets and geopolitical risk are reshaping portfolios, and what today’s investors must understand to build durable value in an increasingly unstable world.

Topics Include:

[00:01:00] Why FCLTGlobal Was Created Almost a Decade Ago: How the global financial crisis triggered recognition that short-term market behavior was structurally misaligned with long-term savers.

[00:02:30] The Core Mismatch Between Savers and Markets: Why individuals save for decades while institutional capital and corporate decisions operate on quarterly timeframes, and how this gap drives short-termism.

[00:08:00] Private Markets: Long-Term Solution or New Risk? How private equity and infrastructure enable longer-term decision-making — and how liquidity innovations are starting to make private markets behave more like public ones.

[00:21:00] Governance, Culture, and the Cost of Short-Term Thinking:  The dangers of a “trading mentality” — and why long-term investing requires tolerance for underperformance.

[00:33:40] Geopolitics, AI, and the Next Era of Investment Risk:  Why geopolitical risk has become central to long-term investing, and how AI and critical resource scarcity could reshape value creation over the next two decades.

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S8E3: Karl Kuchel on the Infrastructure Supercycle

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S8E1: Mark Machin on The Scientific Mindset Behind Long-Term Investing

On this episode of the Going Long Podcast, Sarah Williamson welcomes Mark Machin, co-founder of Intrepid Growth Partners and former CEO of CPP Investments. From neuroscience at Oxford to leading one o...

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S7E8: Wafra's Adel Alderbas on Building Capital Constellation and the Future of GP Staking

On this episode of the Going Long Podcast, Sarah Williamson welcomes Adel Alderbas, Chief Investment Officer of Wafra, to discuss how the firm is redefining the landscape of alternatives and pioneerin...

27 Maj 202537min

S7E7: Brookfield’s Connor Teskey on Digitalization, Decarbonization, Deglobalization

In this episode, Sarah Williamson speaks with Brookfield’s Connor Teskey on several key trends affecting the global economy, investment strategies, and the role of private capital in shaping the futur...

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