“To maintain energy security, one needs a supply system that provides a buffer against shocks. It needs large, flexible markets with the acknowledgment that the entire supply chain needs to be protected.” – Daniel Yergin
In The Studio
Daniel Yergin, Pulitzer Prize Winning Author of The Prize and Vice-Chair of IHS Markit
An Energy Transition in Three Corresponding Acts | Part I
Daniel Yergin, Pulitzer Prize Winning Author of The Prize and Vice-Chair of IHS Markit
An Energy Transition in Three Corresponding Acts | Part I
The Smarter Markets™ Podcast
Jules Polonetsky, CEO of Future of Privacy
CEO of Future of Privacy: Part IX | Identikit Sequent X
Josh Crumb, Founder and CEO of Abaxx Technologies
Crossing the Bridge to Renewable Energy
Editorial
Dr. Jennifer King, Privacy and Data Policy Fellow at the Stanford University Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
Privacy and Data Policy Fellow at the Stanford University Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence: Part VII | Identikit Sequent X
Kunal Anand, Chief Technology Officer at Imperva
Chief Technology Officer at Imperva: Part VI | Identikit Sequent X
On the Eve of a New Brinkmanship
Featuring Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President of Security, Compliancy, and Identity at Microsoft
An Ethical Digital Blueprint for the Post-Pandemic Economy
Featuring Danny Lange, SVP of AI at Unity Technologies
Podcast
Jeff Currie, Global Head of Commodities Research at Goldman Sachs
A superb, hour-long discussion with Commodity Legend, Jeff Currie. This episode sheds light on the politics and market issues facing the investment community in committing fully to renewable energy technologies. Jeff’s commentary helps listeners understand the difficulties in pricing carbon, and why a carbon price is crucial to advancing ESG standards. He delves into the role governments and policy plays in establishing rules for carbon emissions, and helping the market discover a price for emitting carbon into our environment. Jeff focuses our attention on the reality that, to properly incentivise investment in renewable energy technologies, the first step is a clear mechanism to price carbon.
Ruby Zefo, Chief Privacy Officer at Uber
Chief Privacy Officer at Uber: Part V | Identikit Sequent X
Gajen Kandiah, CEO of Hitachi Vantara
The Role of Digital Innovation in Advancing the ESG Economy
Sarah Clark, SVP of Digital Identity at Mastercard
SVP of Digital Identity at Mastercard: Part IV | Identikit Sequent X
Podcast
Daniel Yergin, Pulitzer Prize Winning Author of The Prize and Vice-Chair of IHS Markit
An Energy Transition in Three Corresponding Acts | Part I
Jules Polonetsky, CEO of Future of Privacy
CEO of Future of Privacy: Part IX | Identikit Sequent X
Emma Lindley, Executive Director of Women In Identity
Executive Director of Women In Identity: Part VIII | Identikit Sequent X
Dr. Jennifer King, Privacy and Data Policy Fellow at the Stanford University Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
Privacy and Data Policy Fellow at the Stanford University Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence: Part VII | Identikit Sequent X
Kunal Anand, Chief Technology Officer at Imperva
Chief Technology Officer at Imperva: Part VI | Identikit Sequent X
Ruby Zefo, Chief Privacy Officer at Uber
Chief Privacy Officer at Uber: Part V | Identikit Sequent X
Sarah Clark, SVP of Digital Identity at Mastercard
SVP of Digital Identity at Mastercard: Part IV | Identikit Sequent X
Tim McCreight, Managing Director of Enterprise Security at CP Rail
Managing Director of Enterprise Security at CP Rail: Part III | Identikit Sequent X
Jim Reavis, Co-Founder and CEO of Cloud Security Alliance
Co-Founder and CEO of Cloud Security Alliance: Part II | Identikit Sequent X
Kaliya Young, Co-author of ‘A Comprehensive Guide to Self-Sovereign Identity’
The Identity Woman: Part I | Identikit Sequent X
Are we facing a crisis of information or a crisis of trust?
Smarter Markets™ brings together the icons and entrepreneurs of technology, commodities and finance to examine how market systems can be redesigned and improved to answer one of the most critical questions of our time.
Editorial
The Law of Exponential Moving Averages
An Interview with John Goldstein, Global Head of Sustainable Finance at Goldman Sachs
On the Eve of a New Brinkmanship
Featuring Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President of Security, Compliancy, and Identity at Microsoft
An Ethical Digital Blueprint for the Post-Pandemic Economy
Featuring Danny Lange, SVP of AI at Unity Technologies
Permanent Waves
Featuring Maryam Ayati, CEO of NEO Holdings
The Mosquito and the Hurricane.
Featuring Jim Whitehurst, Former CEO of Red Hat and President of IBM
The Law of Exponential Moving Averages
An Interview with John Goldstein, Global Head of Sustainable Finance at Goldman Sachs
On the Eve of a New Brinkmanship
Featuring Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President of Security, Compliancy, and Identity at Microsoft
An Ethical Digital Blueprint for the Post-Pandemic Economy
Featuring Danny Lange, SVP of AI at Unity Technologies
The Law of Exponential Moving Averages
An Interview with John Goldstein, Global Head of Sustainable Finance at Goldman Sachs
On the Eve of a New Brinkmanship
Featuring Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President of Security, Compliancy, and Identity at Microsoft
The Law of Exponential Moving Averages
An Interview with John Goldstein, Global Head of Sustainable Finance at Goldman Sachs
On the Eve of a New Brinkmanship
Featuring Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President of Security, Compliancy, and Identity at Microsoft
An Ethical Digital Blueprint for the Post-Pandemic Economy
Featuring Danny Lange, SVP of AI at Unity Technologies
Permanent Waves
Featuring Maryam Ayati, CEO of NEO Holdings
The Mosquito and the Hurricane.
Featuring Jim Whitehurst, Former CEO of Red Hat and President of IBM
Research
A Smarter Markets™ Perspective on the Global LNG Market
A Smarter Markets™ Perspective on the Global LNG Market.
Reconstruction of the Fable
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
Reconstruction of the Fable
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
The Mercurial Rise of ESG on Wall Street
The second thing to do is pick your spots earlier. You talked about silos, you talked about buckets, instead of showing us a fund, tell us what you like in the market right now. We found a lot of renewable developers that are stranded. They have got great projects lined up interconnection agreements, land, purchase agreements, and the market. They think they will eventually sell them, but they need debt. We want to be a senior lender because we can, we think we can get them attractive terms and collateral that we think is great, but banks don’t understand and that ability to provide that insight number one, number two is sweat, at the end of the day, one of the most renewable resources, pun modestly intended on investing in these assets is if you can put in the work, that’s a sustainable way to have advantage.
I think back to what is next. I think investors need to be ready to have cleared the underbrush, have the thesis and really do the work to be able to still find edge, still find value and still make good investments against that backdrop.
The Slow Advance of Market Forces
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
Reconstruction of the Fable
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
The Mercurial Rise of ESG on Wall Street
The second thing to do is pick your spots earlier. You talked about silos, you talked about buckets, instead of showing us a fund, tell us what you like in the market right now. We found a lot of renewable developers that are stranded. They have got great projects lined up interconnection agreements, land, purchase agreements, and the market. They think they will eventually sell them, but they need debt. We want to be a senior lender because we can, we think we can get them attractive terms and collateral that we think is great, but banks don’t understand and that ability to provide that insight number one, number two is sweat, at the end of the day, one of the most renewable resources, pun modestly intended on investing in these assets is if you can put in the work, that’s a sustainable way to have advantage.
I think back to what is next. I think investors need to be ready to have cleared the underbrush, have the thesis and really do the work to be able to still find edge, still find value and still make good investments against that backdrop.
The Slow Advance of Market Forces
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
Reconstruction of the Fable
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
The Mercurial Rise of ESG on Wall Street
The second thing to do is pick your spots earlier. You talked about silos, you talked about buckets, instead of showing us a fund, tell us what you like in the market right now. We found a lot of renewable developers that are stranded. They have got great projects lined up interconnection agreements, land, purchase agreements, and the market. They think they will eventually sell them, but they need debt. We want to be a senior lender because we can, we think we can get them attractive terms and collateral that we think is great, but banks don’t understand and that ability to provide that insight number one, number two is sweat, at the end of the day, one of the most renewable resources, pun modestly intended on investing in these assets is if you can put in the work, that’s a sustainable way to have advantage.
I think back to what is next. I think investors need to be ready to have cleared the underbrush, have the thesis and really do the work to be able to still find edge, still find value and still make good investments against that backdrop.
A Smarter Markets™ Perspective on the Global LNG Market
A Smarter Markets™ Perspective on the Global LNG Market.
Reconstruction of the Fable
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
The Mercurial Rise of ESG on Wall Street
The second thing to do is pick your spots earlier. You talked about silos, you talked about buckets, instead of showing us a fund, tell us what you like in the market right now. We found a lot of renewable developers that are stranded. They have got great projects lined up interconnection agreements, land, purchase agreements, and the market. They think they will eventually sell them, but they need debt. We want to be a senior lender because we can, we think we can get them attractive terms and collateral that we think is great, but banks don’t understand and that ability to provide that insight number one, number two is sweat, at the end of the day, one of the most renewable resources, pun modestly intended on investing in these assets is if you can put in the work, that’s a sustainable way to have advantage.
I think back to what is next. I think investors need to be ready to have cleared the underbrush, have the thesis and really do the work to be able to still find edge, still find value and still make good investments against that backdrop.
The Slow Advance of Market Forces
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
Archive
A Smarter Markets™ Perspective on the Global LNG Market
A Smarter Markets™ Perspective on the Global LNG Market.
Daniel Yergin, Pulitzer Prize Winning Author of The Prize and Vice-Chair of IHS Markit
An Energy Transition in Three Corresponding Acts | Part I
The Law of Exponential Moving Averages
An Interview with John Goldstein, Global Head of Sustainable Finance at Goldman Sachs
Reconstruction of the Fable
Written by Robert Brennan Hart, Executive Director of Smarter Markets™
On the Eve of a New Brinkmanship
Featuring Vasu Jakkal, Corporate Vice President of Security, Compliancy, and Identity at Microsoft
An Ethical Digital Blueprint for the Post-Pandemic Economy
Featuring Danny Lange, SVP of AI at Unity Technologies
Permanent Waves
Featuring Maryam Ayati, CEO of NEO Holdings
The Mercurial Rise of ESG on Wall Street
The second thing to do is pick your spots earlier. You talked about silos, you talked about buckets, instead of showing us a fund, tell us what you like in the market right now. We found a lot of renewable developers that are stranded. They have got great projects lined up interconnection agreements, land, purchase agreements, and the market. They think they will eventually sell them, but they need debt. We want to be a senior lender because we can, we think we can get them attractive terms and collateral that we think is great, but banks don’t understand and that ability to provide that insight number one, number two is sweat, at the end of the day, one of the most renewable resources, pun modestly intended on investing in these assets is if you can put in the work, that’s a sustainable way to have advantage.
I think back to what is next. I think investors need to be ready to have cleared the underbrush, have the thesis and really do the work to be able to still find edge, still find value and still make good investments against that backdrop.
The Mosquito and the Hurricane.
Featuring Jim Whitehurst, Former CEO of Red Hat and President of IBM
Jules Polonetsky, CEO of Future of Privacy
CEO of Future of Privacy: Part IX | Identikit Sequent X
Emma Lindley, Executive Director of Women In Identity
Executive Director of Women In Identity: Part VIII | Identikit Sequent X
Dr. Jennifer King, Privacy and Data Policy Fellow at the Stanford University Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
Privacy and Data Policy Fellow at the Stanford University Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence: Part VII | Identikit Sequent X
Kunal Anand, Chief Technology Officer at Imperva
Chief Technology Officer at Imperva: Part VI | Identikit Sequent X
Ruby Zefo, Chief Privacy Officer at Uber
Chief Privacy Officer at Uber: Part V | Identikit Sequent X
Sarah Clark, SVP of Digital Identity at Mastercard
SVP of Digital Identity at Mastercard: Part IV | Identikit Sequent X