DealBook Conference is taking place now. We have all the videos of the speakers below. You can also find their presentations at the following link. There are some great speakers who almost never talk publicly; Dan Loeb and Ken Griffin among others. Note: Check back as we will be posting more videos as they become available. Many
DealBook Conference videos
Dan Loeb still bullish on Sony
Larry Fink: Can’t have euro without strong France and Germany
BlackRock, Inc. (NYSE:BLK)’s CEO Larry Fink airs concerns about the U.S. and Europe at the New York Times DealBook Conference. CNBC’s Kate Kelly reports the latest from the conference.
Dan Loeb on activism and FedEx
The surprise disclosure of the day at DealBook conference was Dan Loeb’s position in FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX), CNBC’s Kate Kelly reports.
Preet Bharara: SAC criminal case ‘remains open’
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara was asked about the SAC Capital settlement at the DealBook Conference. CNBC’s Kate Kelly reports Bharara also defended the indictment of the corporation.
Dan Loeb’s investment in Sony
Dan Loeb, Third Point founder and CEO, addressed his involvement with Sony Corporation (NYSE:SNE) (TYO:6758) at the DealBook Conference, as well as Yahoo! INc. (NASDAQ:YHOO)’s “hidden value.” CNBC’s Jon Fortt has the details.
Ray Dalio: Equities to have 4% return over next decade
Bridgewater Associates’ Ray Dalio discussed how equities will move over the next decade at the DealBook Conference, with CNBC’s Kate Kelly. Dalio said meditation is the greatest agent to his success.
US topic of conversation at global conference
The U.S. standing in the world seems to be the topic of conversation at this year’s New York Time’s DealBook conference, reports CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin, with the latest update.
Ken Griffin: I would break up the banking system
In an exclusive CNBC interview Ken Griffin, Citadel CEO, discusses the state of banking. Griffin says, banking in America has become an incredibly concentrated industry which has diminished competition. Banks have become both too big to fail and manage. CNBC’s Andrew Sorkin reports.
Barry Diller: Idea of settlement is a bad concept
CNBC’s Andrew Sorkin and IAC Chairman Barry Diller discuss the heavy fines levied against SAC and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM). Diller says there is no point in taking money from shareholders and giving it to the government.
IAC’s Diller: JPMorgan did the correct thing
CNBC’s Andrew Sorkin and IAC Chairman Barry Diller discuss Jamie Dimon and the JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) settlement. Diller says JPM has done an impressive job changing things for the better.
