Cryptocurrencies: “The report of my death was an exaggeration.”
This comment was later embellished by Mark Twain when a journalist mixed him up with a dying cousin
AI, paranoia, and seeing the game ahead
Artificial Intelligence is more feared than understood, a bit like a barking dog
Bankers and regulators remember everything and learn nothing
You can make any rules you like, but a bank cannot keep 100% cash to pay out every depositor, should…
Don’t ditch cryptocurrencies, the blockchain makes so much sense
When $30 trillion was destroyed in 2008, not a single Wall Street CEO saw the inside of a prison
Armageddon. My plan for survival from a family office principal
My parents were both religious and sent me to bible classes. One lesson was truly scary
Why this family office principal likes cryptocurrencies – volatility
“I don’t know anything about it, and I don’t want to know anything about it.”
The digital world makes things easier but its purpose is not benign
Before my dad would let me borrow his car he insisted I first pass my driving test and take a course…
Family offices, being woke, and liberty
Family offices were in the vanguard of ESG
The anathema of LinkedIn for family offices
Social media can be a bit like marmite (that English spread) that is used as a metaphor for likes and…