Lloyd Blankfein

Richard Haass, a foreign policy expert and former Council on Foreign Relations president, discusses the unsettling U.S.-Europe relations, especially concerning tariffs and Greenland. Lloyd Blankfein, ex-CEO of Goldman Sachs, shares insights on the risks of politicizing the Federal Reserve, stressing its role in maintaining market stability. Nargaz Bajoli, a professor focused on Iran, examines the complexities of the protests in Iran, highlighting the entrenched power of its security forces and the fragmented opposition.

Lloyd Blankfein, former chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs and longtime Wall Street figure, reflects on markets, risk, and globalization. He discusses why he stepped back from tweeting, the mechanics of risk management at top banks, private credit illiquidity, tech and AI risks to finance, and how globalization has shifted recently.

Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman Sachs CEO and author, weighs in on markets and money. Anthony Scaramucci, ex-White House communications director and financier, talks politics and executive decisions. Josh Shapiro, Governor of Pennsylvania and author, discusses pragmatic governance, infrastructure fixes, public-safety initiatives, and concerns about rising antisemitism and foreign policy.

Lloyd Blankfein, former CEO of Goldman Sachs and Wall Street figure, reflects on markets, risk and his rise from Brooklyn to the top of finance. He talks constant market-watching, contingency planning for geopolitical shocks, AI investment excesses and the opacity of private credit. He also addresses banks’ resilience, Goldman’s culture and why transparency matters.

Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman Sachs CEO and veteran investment banker, reflects on life after leading a major bank. He warns the market may be late-cycle and due for a reckoning. He discusses practical AI use and caveats. He flags risks in private credit and opaque assets, and debates limits on corporate political engagement.

Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman Sachs CEO and author of Streetwise, reflects on his Brooklyn roots and rise to leadership. He discusses preserving partnership culture, how public ownership changed incentives, early warning signs before 2007–2008, and the risk management mindset used to steer the firm through crisis. He also talks about launching programs to connect with communities and why he wrote his memoir.

Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman Sachs CEO and author of Streetwise, reflects on markets and risk from his rise from Brooklyn to Wall Street. He discusses the economic fallout of the Iran war, why markets may be due for a reckoning, limits of forecasting, and when corporate leaders should weigh in on politics. Short, sharp conversations about crises, memory, and contingency planning.

Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman Sachs CEO who steered the firm through 2008 and wrote Streetwise, discusses risk and resilience. He recalls J. Aron’s street-smart trading culture, why top traders act like poker players, the tensions between traders and bankers, leading through the 2008 crisis, and warning signs in private equity and private credit that could trigger a reckoning.

Lloyd Blankfein, former CEO and Senior Chairman of Goldman Sachs who led the firm through 2008 and launched major social programs, shares stories from Brooklyn to Wall Street. He discusses risk management, contingency planning for rare crises, the evolution of partnership culture after the IPO, and why he wrote a memoir. The conversation touches on leadership lessons and preserving institutional values.

Anthony Scaramucci, former White House Communications Director and financier, brings sharp political and market commentary. Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman Sachs CEO, offers seasoned finance and risk perspective. They tackle private assets and valuation risks. They mock FBI training with UFC fighters. They debate age and term limits, EV adoption vs gas prices, and vaccine speed, safety, and mandates.