Bloomberg Radio host Barry Ritholtz speaks to the people and ideas that shape markets, investing and business.
Bill Miller IV, Chief Investment Officer at Miller Value Fund, discusses his investment philosophy and current market opportunities. He emphasizes a flexible definition of value beyond traditional accounting metrics, citing Bitcoin as an undervalued technology due to its potential as a superior capital governance syste...
The podcast episode delves into the complexities of divorce for the ultra-wealthy, highlighting that while the mistakes made are similar to those in typical divorces, the financial consequences are magnified. Patrick Kilbane, a CFP and general counsel at Ullman Wealth Partners, explains the importance of privacy and co...
Marek Capital's Matt Cherwin discusses his firm's investment philosophy, emphasizing the importance of understanding the interplay between money, capital, credit, liquidity, and regulation in driving economies and markets. Cherwin reflects on his career, including lessons learned from the 2008 financial crisis and the ...
The pursuit of alpha through exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is explored, focusing on strategies beyond traditional index funds. Wes Gray of Alpha Architect discusses how "alpha" in ETFs involves delivering unique, differentiated strategies after fees and taxes to shape portfolios, contrasting this with the unattainable h...
Ed Perks, CIO of Franklin Templeton Income Investors, discusses his investment philosophy and approach to navigating various market conditions. Perks emphasizes the importance of understanding one's investing style, favoring reasonably valued assets with long-term potential and income generation. He highlights the sign...
Bill Gurley of Benchmark Capital discusses career fulfillment, venture capital strategies, and the current tech landscape. Gurley emphasizes the importance of obsessive curiosity and continuous learning for career success, drawing examples from figures like Bob Dylan and Danny Meyer. He also touches on the pitfalls of ...
Bloomberg This Weekend serves as a comprehensive news and analysis platform designed to bridge the gap between the work week and the weekend. The program provides a dual-layered approach to current events: Saturday sessions focus on retrospective analysis by placing the past week's market movements and global events in...
Jeff Chang, co-founder and president of Vest, discusses outcome-oriented investing and the evolution of buffer funds. Chang details his diverse background, from the U.S. Naval Academy to starting a flat-screen TV company, and how those experiences shaped his approach to finance. He emphasizes the importance of grit, in...
The podcast explores diversification strategies beyond the traditional 60/40 model, especially given the increasing correlation between stocks and bonds. Andrew Beer, a hedge fund veteran and founder of Dynamic Beta Investments (DBI), discusses hedge fund replication strategies through low-cost, liquid vehicles like ET...
The podcast explores the intersection of financial technology, regulation, and Silicon Valley's influence, questioning whether technological innovation truly benefits society or primarily serves venture capital interests. Hilary Allen, a professor specializing in financial and technology law, argues that many fintech i...
The Mega Backdoor Roth is explored as a powerful, yet often overlooked, retirement savings strategy. Dan LaRosa, an expert in qualified retirement accounts, clarifies that this IRS-approved method allows high-income earners to significantly increase Roth contributions within their 401k beyond the standard $24,500, pote...
The podcast explores the intersection of money and relationships, emphasizing that financial conflicts often stem from deeper emotional and personal histories rather than mere monetary disagreements. Heather and Doug Boneparth, authors of "Money Together," share insights from interviews with hundreds of couples, highli...
The podcast features an interview with Drew Warshaw, a candidate for New York State Comptroller, focusing on his plans for the state's $300 billion pension fund and the role of the Comptroller. Warshaw argues the fund has underperformed, costing taxpayers nearly $60 billion due to excessive fees paid to Wall Street man...
Bob Moser, CEO of Prime Group Holdings, discusses his career in commercial real estate, focusing on self-storage. Moser details his early ventures into real estate, starting in college by using public information to identify undervalued properties. He shares how he transitioned from brokering deals to acquiring assets,...
The podcast addresses the complex financial aspects of divorce, focusing on common mistakes and strategies for navigating asset division. Patrick Kilbane, from Ullman Wealth Partners and leader of the Divorce Advisory Group, offers insights into the initial triage process, emphasizing the importance of understanding a ...
Kate Burke, CEO of Allspring Global Investments, discusses her career path and the firm’s investment strategies. Burke recounts her early interest in finance, sparked by her father's investment decisions, and her diverse roles at AllianceBernstein, including Chief Talent Officer, which she describes as crucial preparat...
The podcast explores the process of launching an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), focusing on key elements necessary for success. Wes Gray of ETF Architect provides insights into the timeline, costs, and strategic considerations involved in creating an ETF. He emphasizes the importance of low fees, sufficient capital (at le...
Russell Investments' CEO Zach Buchwald discusses the firm's history of innovation in indexing, OCIO, and smart beta, as well as its focus on active portfolios including private investments. Buchwald reflects on his career path from English major to finance leader, emphasizing lessons learned at Lehman Brothers, Morgan ...
The conversation explores the decay of digital platforms, a phenomenon Cory Doctorow terms "inshittification," where companies prioritize profit extraction over user experience. Doctorow argues that the dismantling of competition, regulation, and interoperability has created an environment rewarding exploitative practi...
Richard Thaler and Alex Imas discuss behavioral economics, its evolution, and its impact on finance and decision-making. Thaler recounts his early interest in psychology and the development of behavioral economics as a response to the unrealistic models of traditional economics. The conversation explores anomalies like...
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