What can the geopolitical conflicts of the past teach us about the future? This session will examine key points in history, how China, the European Union and the US have survived, and what it means for the future.

In this candid Q&A with John Hennessy, the “godfather of Silicon Valley” he will discuss how Stanford became so successful, what went right and what went wrong with the internet, and the good, bad and ugly of Silicon Valley. Hennessey is a...

Almost everything we thought we knew about energy is ripe for transformation – and rich in both risk and opportunity. Oil suppliers have more unsellable than unburnable oil; they are more at risk from market competition than from climate regulation....

How can investors embrace the ideas presented at this conference? From embracing disruption in energy markets, and fintech, to innovation around fees, and the better use of AI. The chief investment officer of the world’s largest institutional investor,

The current static models of asset allocation are built on the wrong premise, and the notion of a policy portfolio, benchmarks and smart beta has nothing to do with asset allocation. If investors focus on compound returns, not average returns, they...

From the Fiduciary Investors Symposium, MIT