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Jenny Johnson is Franklin Templeton’s CEO, guiding expansion into private markets and digital assets while arguing that blockchain will replace traditional financial plumbing and pressing to give retail investors access to institutional-grade alternatives across market cycles.
Jeffrey Sherman is DoubleLine Capital’s Deputy Chief Investment Officer, applying quantitative analysis to macroeconomics and fixed income while dissecting bond market mechanics, the hidden risks of private credit, and practical asset-allocation choices for complex economic environments.
Jack Schwager, author of the Market Wizards books, translated decades of interviews with top traders into a clear lesson: elite performance rests less on secret indicators than on strict risk control, mental discipline, and protecting capital.
Ilana Weinstein, founder of The IDW Group, turned hedge-fund executive search into strategic advisory work by studying what separates elite portfolio managers, offering a framework for evaluating talent, competing effectively, and building durable investment firms.
Anat Admati, a Stanford finance professor and co-author of The Bankers’ New Clothes, argues that banks remain dangerously undercapitalized, exposing how complexity, debt subsidies, and weak corporate governance help the financial sector evade public accountability.
Adam S. Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics and a former Bank of England policymaker, brings research on Japan, central bank independence, and trade to questions about macroeconomic policy and a changing global economy.
Vimal Kapur rose from account manager in Pune to CEO of Honeywell after decades in the field, bringing an operator’s perspective to reshaping portfolios, resisting headquarters bureaucracy, and confronting the physical realities of the energy transition.
Torsten Slok, Chief Economist at Apollo Global Management, uses daily macroeconomic charts and his experience at Deutsche Bank to challenge consensus views on inflation, labor markets, interest rates, AI investment, consumer credit, and the global economy.