Aganga, Mercer's U.S. chief investment officer, also spoke about the firm's rate cut forecasts and the upcoming 2024 election.

Rob Arnott also made the case for why the company's fundamental index "looks like the macro economy." 

The head of the pharmaceutical giant also discussed the company's pipeline, its artificial intelligence strategy, Sanofi's stock performance, and more.

Brad Jacobs, a CEO and serial deal maker, shares insights from his entrepreneurial journey with Andy Serwer, Editor-at-Large for Barron's. They discuss his new book, revealing unique M&A strategies that yield high returns for investors. Jacobs dives into the booming building products distribution sector, highlighting the opportunities presented by aging infrastructure. The conversation also explores essential traits for entrepreneurs, the significance of capital, and the positive outlook for America's future amidst political challenges.

Brookings Institution president Cecilia Rouse also spoke about the importance of diversity of thought to the think tank, income and wealth inequality, her time serving under three U.S. presidents, and more.

Lynn Martin, who leads the exchange, describes the strong IPO pipeline, the power of U.S. capital markets, the volatility factor, AI, and more.

North Island chairman and Silverlake Partners co-founder Glenn Hutchin weighs in on artificial intelligence, the Magnificent 7, the Federal Reserve, and more.

Executive Emily Reid spoke with Barron's editor-at-large Andy Serwer for a wide-ranging conversation on artificial intelligence and its future.

The chief executive of the nation's leading organization for older Americans says it's wrong to call government retirement programs "entitlements."

The executive also spoke about the state of the consumer, artificial intelligence, Blackstone's recent Taylor Swift-themed holiday video, and more. This interview was recorded on Jan. 17, 2024, at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland.