Global Economy

Local investments made for the Olympics will keep paying off long beyond the end of the ’26 Winter Games, says Veronica Vecchi, Chair of the organization behind the Games’ infrastructure.

Bernard Mensah, President of International for Bank of America, talks to Chris Thompson about AI, the global economic landscape and the changing nature of risk.

Martin Kingston, Executive Chairman of Rothschild & Co. SA, discusses B4SA and the public-private compact driving economic reforms in South Africa.

PRI’s Cambria Allen-Ratzlaff on risk, innovation and staying informed.

"The Tulip Folly," 19th century painter Jean-Léon Gérôme depicts a nobleman guarding a tulip field during the collapse in prices, while soldiers trample other tulip beds in a vain attempt to drive up demand.

As CEO of CPP Investments, John Graham oversees the management of almost C$800 billion in retirement funds on behalf of 22 million Canadians, about half that nation’s population.

Coinbase’s Max Branzburg on crypto winters, AI and “bringing the financial system up to internet speed.”

As the investor universe expands, the ability to navigate it thoughtfully has never been more important.

He’s still Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, but what does it mean that Buffett is no longer CEO? Lawrence Cunningham, author of Berkshire Beyond Buffett, shares insights on the legendary investor and the future of Berkshire.

As the investment landscape transforms so are the smart companies by adapting fast.

The London-based global economist says it’s no accident that America is turning 250 the same year as Adam Smith’s "The Wealth of Nations."

CD&R Co-President David Novak on the pressures facing private equity and the path to value creation.