In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen Larry Fink CEO of BlackRock
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Jan 11, 2023 
Larry Fink, CEO and Chairman of BlackRock, discusses the firm's ascent to becoming the largest asset management company globally. He highlights the importance of long-term investment strategies and stakeholder capitalism. Fink addresses the recent ESG backlash, sharing insights on corporate responsibility and executive compensation. The conversation also touches on the impact of remote work on company culture and the potential of technology, including cryptocurrency, to democratize financial ownership. Leadership authenticity and the value of continuous learning are key themes in Fink's philosophy.
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Client Focus
- Larry Fink built BlackRock from scratch to become the world's biggest money manager.
- He emphasizes treating all clients equally, regardless of investment size.
Early Influences
- Fink's experience in his father's shoe shop taught him valuable client-centric skills.
- This foundation influenced his approach to building new markets and BlackRock.
Culture of Principle
- BlackRock's success is attributed to a principled, client-centric culture.
- This culture prioritizes problem identification, mitigation, and correction.