Featuring Special Guest – Darrell Bricker

About Darrell

Darrell Bricker is Global CEO, Ipsos Public Affairs. Prior to joining Ipsos in 1990, Dr. Bricker was Director of Research in the office of Canada’s Prime Minister.  He was also a research consultant with firms in Ottawa and… Read the rest

Featuring Special Guest – John Manley

About John

The Honourable John Manley, P.C., O.C., became Chair of Jefferies Financial Canada on December 1, 2023, having served as Senior Business Adviser at Bennett Jones LLP since September 2019. He is best known as a former Deputy Prime… Read the rest

Featuring Special Guest – Richard Bernstein

About Richard

Richard Bernstein is the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of Richard Bernstein Advisors LLC. Mr. Bernstein founded Richard Bernstein Advisors LLC (RBA) in 2009. As CIO, Mr. Bernstein is a member of the firm’s Investment Committee which… Read the rest

Featuring Special Guest – Stephen Roach

About Stephen

Stephen Roach is a prominent economist, former Chairman and Chief Economist of Morgan Stanley Asia, and Yale faculty member specializing in macroeconomics and the US-China relationship – with a career spanning Wall Street, academia, and policy research. Stephen… Read the rest

Featuring Special Guest – Robert O’Leary

About Robert

Mr. O’Leary serves as co-Chief Executive Officer, primarily focused on overseeing the organization and performance of Oaktree’s investment teams. He is also portfolio manager for the firm’s Global Opportunities strategy, leading the group’s investment activities in North America.… Read the rest

Life with Father

At this time of year, in the lead-up to the High Holidays, I think back to my childhood when I used to sit next to my dear dad in the synagogue. As he stood to say the solemn prayers, I… Read the rest

On Kindness 

This was a rough year for everything outside the equity market and I say good riddance to 2021 just as I did to 2020 a year ago this time. But it must be said that at least we have vaccines,… Read the rest