Rowan participated in formulating an initial compact working with an administration group.
“played a part in the compact's initial formulation, working alongside an administration working group.”
Rowan predicts a change in administration will introduce illiquidity into 401(k)s, creating substantial industry demand.
“It's my belief that if we have a change in administration, we will have in a very short period of time illiquidity introduced into 04/2001 ks.”
Rowan proposes universities eliminate consideration of race, gender, and religion in admissions while allowing first-generation and economic considerations.
“In admissions and in faculty hiring, no consideration of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, political viewpoint, religious viewpoint, otherwise. Merit.”
Rowan proposes merit-based admissions and hiring that allows consideration of socioeconomic status but not identity categories.
“In admissions and in faculty hiring, no consideration of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, political viewpoint, religious viewpoint, otherwise. Merit. That does not mean you cannot hire the best basketball team.”
Rowan believes the current administration is enabling more transparency and liquidity in private markets.
“I think we're gonna see more transparency, more market making, more liquidity, more access. And I think the steps that this administration has taken are actually putting us down that path.”
Rowan argues governments are borrowing record amounts while fragmenting labor and goods flows through immigration and tariff policies.
“We have governments around the world who are borrowing record amounts of money. We are, for maybe good and valid reasons, fractionalizing our labor supply through immigration reform.”
Rowan says governments are borrowing record amounts while fracturing labor and goods flows through immigration and tariff policies.
“We have governments around the world who are borrowing record amounts of money. We are, for maybe good and valid reasons, fractionalizing our labor supply through immigration reform.”