Frank Brosens
8 statements across 1 episodes · 4 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Nov 21, 2022 by Frank Brosens · said 6 times in 2 episodes since 2019 · across every show →
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2024 5 mentions in 1 episode
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Nov 21, 2022
Nov 21, 2022 bearish
Brosens: Markets will not return to excess Fed liquidity after inflation subsides
“I personally don't think that we're going to be heading into a period of excess liquidity for quite some time. I think the expectations that once inflation's under control, we're going to go back to the Fed as it was before, I think is less likely to be the ca…”
Nov 21, 2022 positive
Brosens: Mid-career family sabbaticals operate as a 'career in reverse'
“I thought of it effectively as a career in reverse. Retiring and spending time with your family when they wanted to spend time with you with a view that I'd eventually go back into work and potentially try and find something that I would do forever.”
Nov 21, 2022 positive
Brosens: Taconic founders capped equity below 20% and zero out upon retirement
“Neither Ken nor I really right from the start took as much as 20% of the economics. There was a large percentage of economics available for the people that really drove the profitability. In addition, they knew that when Ken and I eventually retired, our econo…”
Nov 21, 2022
Nov 21, 2022 neutral
Nov 21, 2022 positive
Brosens: Managing partner capital drives tighter risk discipline than upside-only fees
“The second aspect of it, and I think this was really important and something that we tried to Bring to Taconic was the fact that at Goldman, it was the partner's capital. It wasn't other people's money. And that drove a very different philosophy with respect t…”
Nov 21, 2022 positive
Brosens: Robert Rubin's investment philosophy centered on managing uncertainty and downside risk
“Bob's philosophy was one of uncertainty. He wrote a book on it where you couldn't know things for sure. You had to know what could go wrong. You had to estimate the probability of that thing going wrong and effectively being humble about your confidence level …”