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Publisher |: Blockworks

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Business,; Interview,; Investing

Categories Via RSS |: Business,; Business News,; News

The social fabric of contemporary American life is tearing itself apart. On Generational Arbitrage, host Tyler Neville digs into the institutions whose promises are left unfulfilled. The generational imbalances are vast and very few can speak out against entrenched interests. Let's find them!

People |: Tyler Neville
Premiere Date |: 2021-05-24
Frequency |: Weekly
Explicit |: No

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11 Available Episodes (11 Total) / Average duration: 00:46:09

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11 Available Episodes (11 Total)Average duration: 00:46:09

Aug 27, 2021

00:59:54

In the 10th and final episode of Generational Arbitrage, Tyler Neville speaks with Rayne Steinberg, co-founder of WisdomTree with $75 billion of assets under management. After leaving WisdomTree in 2011, Rayne went on to co-found Arca in 2018, and in 3 years Arca managed to grow to $400 million of digital assets under management. Rayne shares the similarities between the digital asset ecosystem and the early ETF industry, generating alpha in this new asset class, active vs passive, the problems with ESG investing & the generational divide in society.

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Generational Arbitrage is brought to you by Blockworks, a financial media brand delivering breaking news and premium insights about digital assets to millions of investors. For more content like this, visit http://blockworks.co/podcasts.

Aug 20, 2021

00:45:50

In the 9th episode of Generational Arbitrage, Tyler Neville speaks with Kevin March & David Micley, Co-Founder & Director of Sales & Client Relations at Floating Point Group. Kevin March & David Micley give their perspective on the developing structure in crypto markets, arbitrage opportunities, generating yield, centralization vs decentralization and leaving Bridgewater to work in crypto.

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Aug 06, 2021

00:48:19

In the 8th episode of Generational Arbitrage, Tyler speaks with Dylan LeClair, founder of 21st Paradigm, a company that aims to help individuals and businesses understand, strategize & utilize the Bitcoin network. Recently Dylan also joined the team at Bitcoin Magazine, providing frequent updates on financial markets and providing on-chain analytics for their one point two million online followers. Tyler and Dylan discuss Bitcoin as a long volatility hedge, opportunity cost, the effect of debt on younger generations, and the future outlook for Bitcoin throughout 2021.

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Jul 30, 2021

00:49:20

In the 7th episode of Generational Arbitrage, Tyler Neville speaks with Dan Rasmussen, Founder & Portfolio Manager of Verdad Capital & collegue Greg Obenshain, Director of Credit. Our guests discuss how investors can generate returns in corporate credit markets, during a low yield environment. Dan and Greg also discuss the business cycle, fools yield, inflation, crisis investing & private equity.

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Jul 23, 2021

00:56:00

In the 6th episode of Generational Arbitrage, Tyler Neville speaks with Michael Howell, Founder of Crossborder Capital. Mike is a leading global macro thinker who watches giant trends in liquidity from global central banks. He is the author of Capital Wars: The Rise of Global Liquidity and has a process unlike most fundamental economic analysis.

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Jul 16, 2021

00:42:09

In the 4th episode of Generational Arbitrage, Tyler Neville speaks with Harris Kupperman (aka Kuppy), CIO of Praetorian Capital and author of KEDM, an event-driven subscription service. Kuppy runs an absolute return hedge fund that concentrates on longer term asymmetric opportunities. His performance absolutely crushes his risk-averse institutional competitors. Kuppy reveals how the macro backdrop and misaligned institutional incentives unlock all sorts of opportunities for funds willing to take risk.

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Jul 02, 2021

00:55:40

In the 3rd episode of Generational Arbitrage, Tyler Neville speaks with Russell Clark, Founder of Russell Clark Investment Management. Russell is a leading global macro thinker whose framework connects many dots from the financial to the political. He talks about giant cycles in the market which are born from political decisions that lead to generational changes in financial markets. We seem to be at one of those pivotal points.

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Jun 25, 2021

01:00:42

Nick Halaris is an Investor, Civic Leader and the founder of Metros Capital. He joins me today to talk about the fate of the real estate market, and who foots the bill when pension funds run out of places to look for yield.

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Jun 18, 2021

00:37:18

Tyler Neville speaks with Brian Reynolds, Chief Strategist at Reynolds Strategy. Brian is one of the only Wall Street minds that analyzes unfunded public pensions and how they are the real engine that drives investment across the entire capital structure.

Brian believes we are entering a new bull market where fixed income investors are leading the next frontier into bitcoin which he has dubbed, "the sub-priming of bitcoin". All this and more on this episode of Generational Arbitrage!

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Jun 11, 2021

00:51:27

In this inaugural episode of Generational Arbitrage, Tyler Neville speaks with Dr. Ben Hunt, the author of the Epsilon Theory newsletter which reaches over 100k financial professionals in over 180 countries. They discuss the perversion of modern day capitalism and how giant institutions and political parties create narratives that divide the country. Ben addresses the problems with corporate incentives and how that affects the labor pool.

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Aug 27 | 00:59:54

The future of digital asset investing | Rayne Steinberg

Aug 20 | 00:45:50

Secular Boom in the New Financial World

Aug 06 | 00:48:19

Bitcoin as a long volatility hedge | Dylan LeClair

Jul 30 | 00:49:20

Investing during a crisis | Dan Rasmussen & Greg Obenshain

Jul 23 | 00:56:00

Have We Hit The QE Peak?

Jul 16 | 00:42:09

Project Zimbabwe | Harris Kupperman

Jul 02 | 00:55:40

Wages Are The Key To Rising Yields | Russell Clark

Jun 25 | 01:00:42

What happens when Real Estate prices Soar? | Nick Halaris

Jun 18 | 00:37:18

The Real Engine of Investment | Brian Reynolds

Jun 11 | 00:51:27

The Perversion of Modern Capitalism | Ben Hunt

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