Bob Litterman
person on 1 show · 4 statements across 1 episodes · said 6 times in 2 episodes since 2020
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The World Wildlife Fund's stranded asset total return swap gained over 130%.
“It's up over a 130% now since we put it on in seven years ago.”
Climate policy must prepare for the worst-case scenario of planetary fragility.
“So we don't know what the fragility of the planet is right now. It could be very robust. It could be very fragile. Today, we have to plan our policy in a way that prepares us for, you know, the worst case, which is a very fragile environment.”
Bob Litterman's climate risk models price carbon above $100 per ton.
“What I found when I looked into this was that the number that came out of the model, it was hard to get it down below, say, a hundred dollars a ton.”
Goldman Sachs hired Bob Litterman to monetize risk rather than reduce it.
“And when they asked me to be head of risk management, it wasn't because Goldman Sachs wanted to reduce its risk. They wanted to make more money from the risks that they were taking. And if we were taking risks that we weren't getting paid for, we should identi…”