by FCLTGlobal
Non-profit FCLTGlobal interviews today's leaders in global business and investing to discuss how they are running their companies for the long term, on issues including capital allocation, risk management, climate change, sustainability, and more. Hosted by Sarah Keohane Williamson, CEO of FCLTGlobal. To learn more, visit FCLTGlobal.org.
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March 9, 2026
<p>On this episode of Going Long, Sarah Williamson speaks with Ron O’Hanley, Chairman and CEO of State Street, about why “reglobalization” — not deglobalization — better describes today’s global economy.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Topics include:</strong></p><p> </p><p>• [00:05:00] How today’s changes in global supply chains, capital flows, and policy shifts are reshaping long-term investing</p><p>• [00:12:00] The evolving role of the U.S. dollar and the possibility of a more multipolar financial system</p><p>• [00:19:30] How investors can navigate uncertainty through diversification, insurance, and long-term thinking </p><p>• [00:27:00] Under-appreciated risks: sovereign debt, immigration declines, geopolitics, climate costs — and where opportunities may emerge </p>
February 3, 2026
<p>On this episode of the Going Long Podcast, Sarah Williamson speaks with Brian Moynihan, Chair and CEO of Bank of America, about leading a systemically important financial institution through crisis recovery, technological transformation, regulatory complexity, and long-term capital deployment. Moynihan reflects on rebuilding Bank of America after the financial crisis, defining “responsible growth,” and financing the energy transition amid shifting global economic dynamics. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>Topics Include: </strong><br> </p><p><strong>[00:00:41] Rebuilding Bank of America and balancing short-term survival with long-term objectives:</strong> Moynihan reflects on inheriting a bank reshaped by rapid acquisitions and crisis-era volatility, and the long-term work required to stabilize risk, restore trust, and rebuild a durable competitive advantage. <br> </p><p><strong>[00:10:05] Scaling AI in a systemically important financial institution:</strong> How Bank of America approaches innovation — prioritizing customer usability, reliability, cybersecurity, and enterprise-wide scalability over experimentation or hype. <br> </p><p><strong>[00:19:33] Responsible growth as a long-term operating model:</strong> What “responsible growth” means in practice — aligning risk discipline, customer trust, workforce investment, community engagement, and sustainable profitability. <br> </p><p><strong>[00:23:35] Regulation, capital requirements, and the real economy:</strong> Moynihan examines the trade-offs between financial resilience and economic dynamism, arguing that overly restrictive capital rules can constrain lending and slow growth. <br> </p><p><strong>[00:31:15] Financing the energy transition, energy security, and future growth:</strong> How long-term capital supports decarbonization, infrastructure investment, evolving energy systems, and the geopolitical implications of energy independence. </p>
January 13, 2026
<p>In this episode of the Going Long Podcast, Sarah Williamson speaks with Mark Konyn, Group Chief Investment Officer at AIA Group. Drawing on decades of experience across the region, Konyn explores Asia’s structural diversity, the role of long-term capital, China’s economic transition, and why technology adoption across Asia may reshape markets faster than many expect.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Topics Include: </strong> <br></p><ul><li><strong>[00:00:00] Asia is not a single investment story</strong> <br>Konyn opens by challenging the idea of Asia as a homogeneous region, emphasizing the importance of understanding local legal systems, financial structures, demographics, and development paths.</li></ul><ul><li><strong>[00:07:00] How long-term capital is mobilized in Asia</strong> <br>The role life insurers play in aggregating domestic savings, matching long-dated liabilities and assets, and supporting the development of capital markets and infrastructure.</li></ul><ul><li><strong>[00:12:00] Hong Kong’s renewed role as a financial hub</strong> <br>What “Hong Kong is back” looks like on the ground, pointing to IPO activity, returning international engagement, and the city’s continued role as a conduit for capital.</li></ul><ul><li><strong>[00:20:00] China’s structural transition and the confidence challenge</strong> <br>China’s property overhang, demographic shifts, and the way confidence, rather than capital availability, is shaping savings behavior and investment outcomes.</li></ul><ul><li><strong>[00:46:00] Why technology adoption may surprise investors</strong> <br>Looking ahead, Konyn explains why Asia’s speed and willingness to adopt digital finance, automation, and AI could reshape markets over the next decade.</li></ul>
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Non-profit FCLTGlobal interviews today's leaders in global business and investing to discuss how they are running their companies for the long term, on issues including capital allocation, risk management, climate change, sustainability, and more. Hosted by Sarah Keohane Williamson, CEO of FCLTGlobal.
To learn more, visit FCLTGlobal.org.
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