Billionaire Investor Ray Dalio on Climate Change

Ray Dalio, Bridgewater Associates Founder and CIO Mentor, discusses the financial implications of climate change with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua at Bloomberg Green at COP28 in Dubai.
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[@cczook4419]

How did such an intelligent man get dragged into this?

[@worthwatching4924]

Ray Dalio is always pleasure to listen, his talk makes lot of sense and realistic.

[@bluesy666]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:08 🌍 *Global Forces Overview* - Ray Dalio discusses five major forces shaping the world. - The forces include unprecedented government debt, internal divisions leading to populism, geopolitical shifts, impact of droughts, floods, and pandemics, and the role of technology. - These forces contribute to a highly uncertain global landscape. 03:19 💸 *Money Matters in Climate Action* - Dalio emphasizes the significant financial challenge in addressing climate issues. - Multilateral development banks and philanthropists have limited resources compared to the required 5-10 trillion dollars annually for climate-related projects. - Large institutional money, around 200 trillion, is a key funding source, but only a small fraction currently goes into climate initiatives. 06:29 🔄 *Creativity and Profitability in Climate Solutions* - Dalio stresses the importance of making climate initiatives profitable to drive impactful change. - Points out that many deals and projects are underway, emphasizing the need for financial sustainability. - Acknowledges the role of regulations and politics but underscores the necessity for creative, profitable solutions. 08:57 🌐 *Adaptation and Realities* - Discussion shifts to the challenges of achieving the 1.5-degree climate target. - Dalio highlights the increasing focus on adaptation and the economic shift towards addressing the consequences of climate change. - He expresses skepticism about achieving the 1.5-degree target and underscores the need for realistic approaches. 11:20 🌐 *Central Banks, Debt, and Climate Financing* - Dalio delves into the intersection of central bank policies, interest rates, and the impact on financing climate projects. - Recognizes the challenge of financing projects with rising interest rates and the potential difficulties in issuing debt for climate initiatives. - Stresses the importance of balancing self-interest, returns, and the economic realities in the climate finance landscape. 14:16 🗳️ *U.S. Elections and Global Impact* - Discusses the significance of the upcoming U.S. elections for global issues, particularly climate change. - Emphasizes the role of U.S. leadership, policy, and cooperation in addressing climate challenges. - Highlights the potential impact of the election outcome on global cooperation and policies. 18:13 💰 *Economic Outlook and Climate Finance* - Dalio provides insights into the expected softening of the American economy, influenced by factors such as debt, interest rates, and economic happiness. - Points out the challenges for the party in power due to economic conditions during the election. - Discusses the implications of economic factors on climate project financing, projecting entrepreneurship as positive but not a game-changer in the short term.

[@randomdude7384]

The guy's a broken record : listen to him, he literally says the exact same things - the big cycle; I've seen this before; hasn't happened in the past, but not in our lifetime - virtually all time time. The ramblings of a madman.

[@wexpmedia5889]

That broken record is a billionaire investor. Who exactly are you random dude7384?

[@wexpmedia5889]

Other than a troll 😂

[@randomdude7384]

I care not; I don't bow down to money.@@wexpmedia5889

[@balloonredd373]

if he says the same thing u bitch and if he changes what he says i gurantee you will bitch and say he's a snake oil salesman. what do you want exactly

[@stevej.7926]

Are the problems not also cyclical?

[@mdnahidseo]

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