The Minutes

Marc Rowan on

geopolitics

6 entries, 1 Dec 2020 to 3 Mar 2026

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      Bourkoff visited the Arabian Peninsula recently following the Abraham Accords to observe progress.

      “Just a few weeks ago, I visited the Arabian Peninsula in the wake of the Abraham Accords, experiencing how an ancient civilization and a young country embraces the future.”

      1 Dec 2020 · The LionTree Podcast · 5:23 · source · permalink
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      Rowan worries most about damage to US brand regarding long-term agreements and security pacts from tariff approach.

      “The one I worry about more is the second, which is damage to The US brand. What does our brand mean when it comes to long term agreements, long term security packs?”

      9 Apr 2025 · CNBC Television · 2:30 · source · permalink
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      Rowan states the 30% overhang from geopolitics, inflation, and tech change was foreseeable and predictable.

      “I think the 30% overhang of geopolitics inflation technological change is now here. It was foreseeable, not maybe exactly how it occurred, but it was foreseeable. It was predictable.”

      3 Mar 2026 · Bloomberg Live · 34:24 · source · permalink
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      “But now, as we've been saying, it's only 70% of what you need to worry about. The other 30% is geopolitics, it's government borrowing, it's excesses in capital markets, and it's technological change.”

      3 Mar 2026 · Bloomberg Podcasts · 0:56 · source · permalink
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      Rowan argues the 30% market overhang from geopolitics, inflation, and technology was foreseeable and predictable.

      “I think the 30% overhang of geopolitics, inflation, technological change is now here. It was foreseeable, not maybe exactly how it occurred, but it was foreseeable. It was predictable.”

      3 Mar 2026 · Bloomberg Television · 2:24 · source · permalink
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      “But now as we've been saying, it's only 70% of what you need to worry about. The other 30% is geopolitics. It's government borrowing. It's excesses in capital markets and it's technological change.”

      3 Mar 2026 · Bloomberg Live · 16:37 · source · permalink

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