Bloomberg Radio host Barry Ritholtz speaks to the people and ideas that shape markets, investing and business.
The podcast explores the concept of freedom-weighted investing in emerging markets, contrasting it with traditional market capitalization-weighted approaches. Perth Tolle, founder of the Life and Liberty Indexes and creator of the Freedom 100 EM Index (FRDM), explains how her fund screens emerging market countries base...
Ben Hunt, president and co-founder of Perscient, discusses how artificial intelligence and large language models are used to identify and analyze market narratives in real time. Hunt describes Perscient's process of collecting and processing vast amounts of global news data to track the rise and fall of various narrati...
Algorithmic harm, the central topic, is defined as the exploitation of consumers' lack of information or behavioral biases through algorithms, as explored by Cass Sunstein, Harvard Law professor and author of "Algorithmic Harm." The discussion covers how algorithms can lead to price and quality discrimination, potentia...
Barry Ritholtz interviews Stephanie Drescher, Apollo's Chief Client and Product Development Officer, about her career, Apollo's investment philosophy, and the evolving landscape of private markets. Drescher discusses her early inspirations, her experiences at JP Morgan, and her 21-year tenure at Apollo, highlighting th...
In this edition of Bloomberg's "At The Money," host Barry Ritholtz interviews Bill Artzerounian, Director of Tax Services at Ritholtz Wealth Management, about tax management strategies for investors. They discuss the importance of tax diversification across pre-tax, after-tax, and tax-free accounts, and delve into adva...
Barry Ritholtz interviews Jay Leno at the Newport Audrain Concourse d'Elegance, discussing Leno's early interest in comedy and cars, his comedic influences like Robert Klein and Richard Pryor, and his first car, a 1934 Ford. Leno shares how his car collection grew to 214 vehicles and how he decides which car to drive e...
Barry Ritholtz interviews Michelle Leder, an SEC filing specialist, about the current regulatory environment for public companies. They discuss the SEC's deregulatory stance, the impact of staffing attrition on enforcement, and the focus on crypto under the new SEC chairman, Paul Atkins. Leder expresses concerns about ...
In this episode of Masters in Business, Barry Ritholtz interviews Samantha McLemore of Patient Capital Management, live from the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. McLemore discusses her background, including her time working with Bill Miller at Legg Mason, her investment philosophy centered around contrarian valu...
The podcast "At The Money" features Barry Ritholtz interviewing Ben Hunt of Perseant about the power and weaponization of narratives in markets, politics, and public health. Hunt explains how narratives are used to influence behavior and shape opinions, particularly by central banks, politicians, and companies. He intr...
In this episode of Masters in Business, Barry Ritholtz interviews Steve Cohen, BlackRock's Chief Product Officer and Head of Product Solutions, about his career, the evolution of ETFs, and product development in the asset management industry. Cohen discusses his early experiences in the Japanese markets, his move to Bl...
This podcast features Barry Ritholtz interviewing Bill Artzerounian, Director of Tax Services at Ritholtz Wealth Management, about tax planning strategies for investors as the year comes to an end. They discuss the importance of integrating tax planning into overall financial strategy, common tax-related misunderstandi...
This podcast features Barry Ritholtz interviewing Paul Zumo, Chief Investment Officer at JPMorgan Alternative Asset Management, about his career, the evolution of the hedge fund industry, and insights gained from his 30 years of experience. They discuss Zumo's early career, the founding and growth of JPMorgan's alterna...
The podcast features Barry Ritholtz interviewing Michelle Leder, an SEC filings specialist and founder of Footnoted, about corporate disclosures. They discuss the history and rules of SEC filings, different types of filings like 10-Qs and 8-Ks, and how companies may strategically disclose negative information. Leder sh...
In this episode of Masters in Business, Barry Ritholtz interviews Wilhelm Schmid, the CEO of A. Lange & Sohne, at the Audrain Newport Concourse d'Elegance. They explore the parallels between classic cars and fine timepieces, focusing on design, craftsmanship, and heritage. Schmid shares insights into Lange's design phi...
The podcast features Hannah Fry introducing a mission to build the internet that AI needs, followed by advertisements for Uber and Bloomberg News Now, which offers short, on-demand news reports. The main segment is an interview with Ben Hunt of Perseant by Barry Ritholtz on Bloomberg's "At The Money," discussing how na...
In this episode of Masters in Business, Barry Ritholtz interviews Morgan Housel, author of "The Psychology of Money" and "The Art of Spending Money," about his career, writing process, and philosophies on money, behavior, and contentment. Housel discusses his early career aspirations in finance, his transition to writi...
Barry Ritholtz hosts a live "Masters in Business" conversation with Richard Thaler and Alex Imas from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago, discussing the new edition of Thaler's book, "The Winner's Curse." They delve into the genesis of the book from Thaler's anomalies columns, Imas's corruption i...
In this episode of the Michelle Hussain Show, host Barry Ritholtz interviews Binky Chadha, Chief U.S. Strategist for Deutsche Bank Securities, discussing his career path from development economics at the IMF to becoming an equity strategist. Chadha shares insights on global economics, drawing from his experiences in Si...
In this episode of Masters in Business, Barry Ritholtz interviews Kristin Olson, Goldman Sachs Global Head of Alternatives for Wealth, about the world of alternative investments. Olson discusses her career path, the evolution of the alternatives space, and the increasing interest from individual investors. She breaks d...
"Targeting the Toughest Diseases," a podcast by Bloomberg Media Studios and Vertex Pharmaceuticals, focuses on IgA nephropathy, a chronic kidney disease. The episode features Rachel Benton, who was diagnosed with the disease after a routine pregnancy test, and her struggles with the uncertainty of her condition. Dr. Jo...
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