Double Take By BNY Investments Newton

Rebecca Christie, senior fellow at Bruegel, joins Double Take to discuss European market dynamics, navigating through economist Mario Draghi’s report on the future of European competitiveness.

Christopher Gardner, professor at Stanford University, and Richard Mattes, professor at Purdue University, join Double Take to set the table on ultra-processed foods (UPFs), digging into health implications, regulatory challenges and the role of UPFs in the American diet.

Matt Webb, head of cyber clients and strategy at Howden Re, joins Double Take to discuss the evolution and current state of cyber insurance, focusing on the impacts of ransomware, reputational harm and business interruption. 

Tim Quast, founder and managing director of ModernIR, joins Double Take to shed light on the strategies employed by public company C-suites and their investor relations teams to communicate with markets that are increasingly dominated by passive strategies.

Dustin Garrow, managing principal at Nuclear Fuel Associates, joins Double Take to discuss the complexities of the uranium market, geopolitical influences, supply dynamics and the prospects of nuclear energy.

Eric Brock, CEO of Ondas Holdings, joins Double Take to explore how drones have become essential to the global economy and how they are integrated into industries like agriculture, public safety, energy and entertainment.

Kevin Collins, executive vice president of sports marketplace strategy at MAGNA Global, joins Double Take to discuss the evolving playing field of sports broadcasting rights, highlighting the growing influence of streaming platforms and the economic implications for leagues and advertisers.

Could investors hit the jackpot with virtual gambling? Jeff Ifrah, founder and general counsel for iDEA Growth, joins Double Take to discuss whether there will be a big payout for those willing to bet on this emerging industry or if regulatory challenges will make them fold.

Eric Zitzewitz, professor of economics at Dartmouth College, joins Double Take to discuss prediction markets during elections, focusing on their reliability and what insights investors can gather from them compared to traditional capital markets.

The AI revolution has intensified the demand for robust servers in data centers. Thierry Pellegrino, Global Head of Advanced Computing at Amazon Web Services, joins Double Take to immerse listeners into various data center cooling technologies, their benefits and future trends.

As global oil consumption reaches new record highs, Double Take welcomes Arjun Murti, an expert on energy markets, to barrel into the paradoxical state of the oil industry amid global energy transitions.

Bob Murphy, fisheries ecologist at Tetra Tech, Inc. joins Double Take for an in-depth discussion about microplastics, examining the dangers they present and exploring strategies to reduce their impact on human health and marine ecosystems.

Michael Blumenthal, Environmental Counsel at McGlinchey Stafford, joins Double Take to examine the potential danger of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS or “forever chemicals”) and the questions around legal liability for the companies that manufacture and use them.

Dennis Fotinos, founder and CEO of Noventa Energy Partners, joins Double Take to discuss how one company is taking the plunge to turn wastewater into energy.

Steven Balla, associate professor of Political Science, Public Policy and Public Administration and International Affairs at George Washington University, joins Double Take to give a lesson in US regulatory policymaking and detail what areas of existing regulation could change in the second term of either presidential candidate.

MaryLeigh Bliss, chief content officer of YPulse, Inc., joins Double Take for a deep dive on all things Generation Z. We discuss this demographic’s unique values and how they affect its consumer choices.

Rob Wolcott, co-founder of TWIN Global, joins Double Take to discuss how advances in digital technology are pushing the production of goods and services closer to the moment of demand.

Ramses Alcaide, CEO of Neurable, joins Double Take to discuss how one company is leveraging artificial intelligence to create brain-computer interfaces in everyday technology, enabling users to track brain data and potentially boost health and wellness.

Tony Cotto, director of auto and underwriting policy for National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, joins Double Take to break down how automobile insurers are preparing for EV growth and accounting for rising repair costs.

Jason Bottiglieri, general manager of SHL Telemedicine, and Nate Lacktman, chair of the telemedicine & digital health industry team at Foley & Lardner, join Double Take to discuss the digital evolution of the health-care industry and the benefits of telemedicine.

Jamieson Greer, partner at King & Spalding and former chief of staff to the Office of the US Trade Representative, joins Double Take to discuss the full extent of presidential power in trade policy, the potential for a universal baseline tariff and more. 

Adam Contos, former CEO of RE/MAX Holdings, joins Double Take to discuss how downward pressure on commissions could have a financial impact on the realtor community.

With the introduction of alternative currencies, a new front in the war on the dollar has emerged. Saleha Mohsin, author and senior Washington correspondent for Bloomberg News, joins Double Take to examine this potential shift in monetary power.

Daniel Sobelman, assistant professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Ryan Bohl, Senior Middle East and North Africa analyst at RANE, join Double Take to discuss how attacks on Red Sea trade routes could impact the global supply chain.

Jack and Rafe interview Jeff Lacker, former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, who pulls back the curtain on the Federal Reserve and how it adjusts its federal funds rate, a key driver of many investment decisions.