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  1. Sohn 2022 | John Collison in conversation with Stanley Druckenmiller

    06:04 Inflation Above 5% 08:56 The Market as an Economic Predictor 14:25 New Tools, New Toolkit 22:13 Crypto’s Effect on Other Asset Classes 25:00 Bitcoin vs. Gold 27:36 Work Ethic 29:19 Mobile Investing 30:36 Conviction and Being “Hot & Cold” 48:30 Stan’s Advice to a Young Investor 51:31 COVID Investment Inefficiencies 53:28 Bias Toward Growth Stocks 57:40 Stan’s Market “Pain Scale” and Possible Scenarios 1:03:45 Macro Pessimism 1:05:21 Bearish and Bullish

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  2. A Merchant’s Perspective on Fraud Vendors - Jordan Harris, TicketMaster

    Karisse sits back down with the Senior Director of Global Fraud for TicketMaster, Jordan Harris. On Part 2 of this conversation, Jordan discusses:

    How the fraud technology (vendor) landscape has changed over the last several years Deal-breaking actions by salespeople, along with advice to avoid them Successful sales strategies & relationship building that has been effective in establishing trust with solution providers Helpful advice to learn more about the focus of most fraud leaders in ecommerce To connect with Jordan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/whoisjordanharris/

    Subscribe to the Fraudology podcast to be alerted when new episodes of the Fraudology podcast.

    Fraudology is hosted by Karisse Hendrick, a fraud fighter with decades of experience advising hundreds of the biggest ecommerce companies in the world on fraud, chargebacks, and other forms of abuse impacting a company's bottom line.

    Connect with her on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/karissehendrick/

    She brings her experience, expertise, and extensive network of experts to this podcast semi weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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  3. Fly fishing in Assynt with Stewart Yates

    Located in the far north west of Scotland is what might be considered a fly fishing hotspot. Small streams and lochs populated with trout, a coastline with rod breaking pollack along with salmon fishing set against a stunning back drop. I learn a little about the varied fishing from a hugely passionate angler and guide Stewart Yates.

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  4. A deep dive into the economic and human cost of mental health within the workplace

    In conversation with the co-author of the Thriving at Work report – a deep dive into the economic and human costs of mental health - commissioned by Theresa May in 2017. We talk about the significant findings from the report as well as the many practical action steps that were recommended at that time and their application to date.

    In this insightful conversation also opens up about his own journey with mental health and what he wished he could have included in the report and would do, if it he were able to do it again

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  5. When mega-projects become mega-disasters - IfG LIVE – Discussions with the Institute for Government | Acast

    Listen to When mega-projects become mega-disasters from IfG LIVE – Discussions with the Institute for Government. In his new book,Imperialism and Development – the East African groundnut scheme and its legacy,Dr Nicholas Westcott, Director of the Royal African Society, explores one of the most expensive and disastrous development schemes ever undertaken by a British government. What lessons can be learned, more than 70 years on, from the ill-fated launch of a scheme to grow peanuts in Tanganyika (now Tanzania)? How are major decisions on major projects made today? Who is held accountable if they go wrong? How do civil servants and ministers work together to ensure money isn’t wasted on major projects? What hasactuallychanged, since the groundnut scheme was abandoned in 1951, to ensure mega projects don’t become mega disasters?Bronwen Maddox, Director at the Institute for Government is in conversation withDr Nicholas Westcott,Director of the Royal African Society,Rt Hon Baroness Amos, former UN Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and former Secretary of State for International Development,Professor John Kay, economist and formerFinancial Timescolumnist,Giles Wilkes, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government.Audio production by Candice McKenzie

    https://shows.acast.com/ifg-live-discussions-with-the-institute-for-government/episodes/when-mega-projects-become-mega-disasters?inf_contact_key=b927a3d615c3fc2f627c1258fc36c2e0680f8914173f9191b1c0223e68310bb1

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  6. Greed is Dead: politics after individualism | LSE Online Event

    Paul Collier and John Kay present their new book, Greed is Dead: Politics After Individualism, that seeks to set out practical, original and achievable solutions to the extreme political divisions in Britain. #LSEPolitics

    🔴 This event was streamed live on Facebook on Tuesday 15 September 2020: https://www.facebook.com/lseps/live

    🔴 Find out about more of our upcoming events: http://www.lse.ac.uk/Events

    Speakers: 🔴 Professor Paul Collier 🔴 Professor John Kay

    Discussant: 🔴 Baroness Cavendish

    Chair: 🔴 Professor Andrés Velasco

    ℹ️ More info: https://www.lse.ac.uk/Events/2020/09/202009151800/politics

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  7. LFP162 – The Past and Future of Fintech w/Vinoth Jayakumar Partner Draper Esprit | London Fintech Podcast

    Draper Esprit are one of London’s longer-established VCs and with investments in the likes of Revolut, Transferwise, Thought Machine, Seedrs, Crowdcube and Freetrade might know a thing or two about Fintech. Draper Esprit, like Augmentum who we had on the show last year are also a listed AIM and thus also can offer finance not tied to the cycle of underlying funds – the so-called patient capital model.

    Vinoth not only leads Fintech investments at Draper Esprit but has had a long running interest in the sector being at a Zopa Party in around 2007/2008 long before almost every firm now on the scene existed.

    In this episode he picks out the key developments in Fintech over the past decade and a half, some of the takeaway lessons that all businesses can implement, some of the challenges and ends with his prospects for the upcoming decade.

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