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Norges Bank Investment Management · Business

In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen

The CEO of the largest single investor in the world, Norges Bank Investment Management, interviews leaders of some of the largest companies in the world. You will get to know the leader, their strategy, leadership principles, and much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Aliko Dangote: Building Africa's industrial future from the ground up

13 May 2026
49m
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Aliko Dangote, founder of the Dangote Group, details his transformation from a small-scale trader to the architect of Africa’s largest industrial conglomerate. Central to his success is the strategy of backward integration, where the company produces essential goods like cement and fuel locally to reduce reliance on im...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Arvind Krishna - CEO of IBM

08 May 2026
11m
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IBM has successfully pivoted from a hardware-centric legacy firm into a hybrid cloud and AI software powerhouse, with software and consulting now comprising the vast majority of its revenue. AI represents a fundamental technological shift comparable to the internet, poised to unlock massive value from enterprise data. ...

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IBM CEO: Transforming a Tech Giant, AI Bets and Quantum Computing

06 May 2026
58m
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IBM’s recent transformation centers on a strategic pivot toward hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence, which now comprise half of the company’s revenue. By acquiring Red Hat, the firm established itself as a key partner for major cloud providers rather than a direct competitor. Leadership emphasizes fostering a risk...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Jamie Dimon - CEO of JPMorgan Chase

01 May 2026
11m
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Organizational success relies on a culture forged through consistent, daily actions—hiring, firing, and decision-making—rather than superficial corporate values. Bureaucracy, complacency, and arrogance represent the greatest threats to large institutions, requiring leaders to enforce radical transparency and maintain d...

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Live podcast with Jamie Dimon, CEO JPMorgan Chase: Corporate culture, risk and the global economy

29 Apr 2026
38m
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Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, outlines the principles of a winning corporate culture, emphasizing that it is forged through relentless attention to detail, open communication, and the courage to address problems immediately. Bureaucracy and complacency represent the primary threats to institutional success, requiring l...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Alain Lam - CFO of Xiaomi

24 Apr 2026
10m
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Xiaomi has evolved from a 2010 startup focused on smartphone operating systems into a global technology powerhouse through a strategy defined by "China Speed" and high-quality, affordable innovation. CFO Alain Lam highlights the company's rapid expansion into the electric vehicle (EV) market, where it designed and laun...

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Xiaomi CFO: From Smartphones to EVs, Speed to Market and AI

22 Apr 2026
41m
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Xiaomi CFO Alain Lam details the company's rapid evolution from a 2010 software startup into a global technology powerhouse spanning smartphones, IoT, and electric vehicles. Central to this growth is "China Speed"—a combination of localized supply chains, high R&D investment, and a philosophy of offering high-quality p...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Hans Ulrich Obrist

17 Apr 2026
9m
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Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries, defines the role of a modern curator as a "junction maker" who creates unexpected connections between people, ideas, and art. Success in the art world stems from deep listening and enabling artists to realize previously impossible dreams, often through ...

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Hans Ulrich Obrist: What business can learn from the art world

15 Apr 2026
58m
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Curating functions as a practice of "junction making," where the primary objective is to enable artists' visions by fostering unexpected connections across disciplines. Rather than adhering to rigid master plans, successful exhibitions emerge from serendipity, deep listening, and the creation of multi-sensory environme...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Andrea Guerra - CEO of the Prada Group

10 Apr 2026
10m
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Andrea Guerra, CEO of the Prada Group, examines the shifting landscape of the global luxury market and the strategic evolution of his company. The industry is currently undergoing a "normalization" phase, moving away from decades of unsustainable hyper-growth toward an "old normal" defined by exclusivity, value, and ho...

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Prada Group CEO: The Old Normal of Luxury, the Bet on Versace and Why Patience Beats Trends

08 Apr 2026
41m
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Prada Group CEO Andrea Grada discusses the evolving landscape of the luxury fashion industry, emphasizing the importance of balancing brand management with creative direction and maintaining a long-term vision. Grada highlights Prada's unique DNA rooted in culture, art, and opinion, noting the brand's commitment to tho...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Fatih Birol - Executive Director of the International Energy Agency

03 Apr 2026
10m
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The global economy faces an unprecedented energy security threat stemming from Middle East instability, surpassing the combined impact of the 1970s oil shocks and the 2022 Russian gas crisis. Dr. Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency, highlights that the world has lost 12 million barrels of...

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Fatih Birol: Global Energy Under Pressure, Europe's Mistakes and the Age of Electricity

01 Apr 2026
47m
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The podcast explores the global energy security crisis with Dr. Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency, who warns that markets and politicians are underestimating its consequences. Dr. Birol argues that the current energy crisis is potentially more disruptive than those of the 1970s and the ...

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Anne Marte Pensgaard: Why does Norway dramatically outperform at the Olympics and what can business learn from it?

27 Mar 2026
31m
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The podcast explores the factors behind Norway's success in the Winter Olympics, particularly the role of sports psychology and long-term athletic development. Anne Marte Pensgaard, a professor of sports psychology who has shaped the mental training of Norwegian Olympic athletes, discusses the "Norwegian model," which ...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Christine Lagarde - President of the European Central Bank

27 Mar 2026
10m
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Christine Lagarde: Central Bank Independence, Geopolitical Fragmentation and What It Takes to Lead the ECB

24 Mar 2026
42m
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Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, discusses the parallels between the current global landscape and the 1920s, emphasizing technological breakthroughs like AI and increasing fragmentation. She warns of potential financial crises and global conflicts, urging diplomacy and sound financial manageme...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Brian Armstrong - CEO of Coinbase

20 Mar 2026
10m
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The discussion centers on the evolution and future of cryptocurrency with Brian Armstrong, co-founder and CEO of Coinbase. Armstrong explains how crypto has expanded from Bitcoin to encompass various financial applications, including payments, borrowing, lending, and capital formation. He emphasizes the importance of r...

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Coinbase CEO: The Future of Crypto, Machine-to-Machine Payments and the Quest to Live Forever

18 Mar 2026
46m
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Brian Armstrong, co-founder and CEO of Coinbase, discusses the evolution and future of cryptocurrency. He explains how crypto is expanding beyond Bitcoin to revolutionize payments, borrowing, lending, and capital formation, making financial services more efficient and accessible globally. Armstrong emphasizes trust as ...

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HIGHLIGHTS: Andreas Berger - CEO of Swiss Re

13 Mar 2026
10m
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Andreas Berger, CEO of Swiss Re, defines reinsurance as the "central bank of the insurance industry," providing financial protection and global diversification to primary insurers. This business model relies on the non-correlation of risks across life, health, property, and casualty sectors, where global diversificatio...

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Swiss Re CEO: The Business of Reinsurance, Climate Impact and Risk Prevention

11 Mar 2026
50m
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The podcast explores the complexities of the reinsurance industry with Andreas Berger, CEO of Swiss Re. He elucidates the role of reinsurance companies as insurers of insurance companies, emphasizing their function in providing financial protection and diversification benefits. The discussion covers various types of ri...

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