William Green interviews Guy Spier on Investing Prudently in Perilous Times
William Green and Guy Spier on Investing Prudently in Preilous Times
William Green and Guy Spier on Investing Prudently in Preilous Times
Jeff Henriksen on Learning by Teaching and on Gaining the Behavioral Edge in Investing
Sachin Khajuria on His Book, Private Equity, Distressed Investing and Multicultural Backgrounds
Michael McCloskey about his journey to become a value investor, Visa and the whole credit cards industry
Milo Jones about Intelligence Failures, OODA-Loops, the Influence of Digital Tech on Society and the War
John Zolidis talks about what made him found his company, the retail sector and physical stores vs. Amazon
Güther Dobrauz talks to Guy about Regulatory law in Switzerland, Blockchain technology, and circular economy.
Francisco Negrin talks to Guy Spier about his early life, career in opera, and business leadership behind the scenes.
Mark Bitz talks to Guy Spier about the winning practices, his idea of a cultural council in the United States, international affairs, and the importance of an honest rule of law.
Ninad Shinde talks to Guy Spier about his education, his work on lab-on-a-chip devices, about the evolution of the private equity space and about one of his big interests, the cloud / software as a service business.
Olaf Hein is the CEO of Elbstein AG, a publicly-traded German holding company.
David Sumpter is a professor of applied mathematics at the University of Uppsala, in Sweden, and the author of a wonderful book, called The 10 equations that Rule the World.
Ricardo Fernandez is the Founder and Managing Partner of Signal Capital, an alternative asset management company. He grew up in Brazil, studied in Spain and in the United States, and holds an MBA from IESE and an AMP from Harvard Business School.
Arthur Fine is a lawyer and one of the directors of Aloha Medical Mission (“AMM”), a non-profit volunteer organization based in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Lory talks about growing up in Mexico, her working experiences and life in her twenties, as well as meeting Guy and eventually settling down in New York.
Mr. Baid talks to Guy Spier about growing up in India, moving to the United States, changing careers, and how he found his calling in life. He also shares his future projects and important lessons on compounding.
Throughout his career he has worked various jobs in banks and proprietary trading desks, in asset management firms and in hedge funds, and has also completed a degree in Finance.
From early on, Ms. Van has had a deep interest in other cultures, which has also led her to learn various languages with the main goal of being able to communicate with people from all over the world.
A deeply personal narration of the fears, the struggles and the evolution that she went through by raising her autistic son. She talks about the book, her journey with Julian and where they are in their lives today.
William Oliver & William Barnes give valuable insights on the primary research industry and on topics such as how to conduct high-quality conversations and what part of management to interview.