The chapter covers a range of topics, from the speaker's early experience in labor arbitration with their economist grandfather to dining preferences in Tokyo. It also delves into urban development, contrasting post-World War II neighborhoods with modern city planning and discussing the importance of office design for collaboration and productivity.
Marc Rowan, co-founder and CEO of Apollo Global Management, joined Tyler to discuss why rising interest rates won't hurt Apollo's profitability, why liabilities have traditionally been the weak spot in insurance, why the concept of liquidity needs a rethink, the meaninglessness of the term "private credit", what role crypto will play in American finance, why Marc bought a brutalist apartment, which country has beautiful new neighborhoods, what motivated Apollo's office redesign, what he looks for in young hires, the different kind of decision-making required in debt versus private equity, the biggest obstacle to doing business in India, how university governance can be improved, what he's learned from running restaurants, the next thing he'll learn, and more.
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Recorded February 5th, 2024.
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