Clips
Discussed sustainability disclosure with Mardi McBrien/IFRS Foundation and Carrie Christopher/Splunk.
Discussed the U.S. CPI.
Discussed the Fed’s interest rate increase and the impact on business.
Discussed the impact of the Russian war on Ukraine with David Eades.
Discussing potential changes to domestic and international tax rules.
With the CFOs of Foot Locker and Nielsen.
Why Twitter doesn’t invest in Bitcoin (yet).
Why companies lobby against new interest-deduction limits.
With the CFOs of AT&T, Estée Lauder and Salesforce.
With the CFOs of Marriott International and Waste Management.
Discussed the papers and some personal news with Sally Bundock.
BBC, April 2019
Discussed the Brexit-delay with Victoria Fritz.
BBC, March 2019
Discussed Brexit with Ben Bland.
BBC, February 2019
Discussed Trump, trade and China with Sally Bundock.
BBC, January 2019
Discussed the implications of a potential no-deal Brexit with Ros Atkins.
WSJ CFO Network, June 2018
Moderated a panel at the WSJ’s CFO Network in Washington, D.C.
WSJ CFO Network, June 2017
Moderated a Brexit-panel at the WSJ’s CFO Network in Washington, D.C.
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Investors are losing their appetite for risky debt as markets grow more volatile, as highlighted by Carvana's recent fundraising struggles. @jodixu https://t.co/srXk007Ybr
“There could be some pain involved in restoring price stability,” Fed Chair Jerome Powell said today at the @WSJ Future of Everything Festival. “You would still have quite a strong labor market…if unemployment were to move up a few ticks.”
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