David Rubenstein | How to Invest: Masters on the Craft

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In conversation with Richard Vague
David Rubenstein is the co-founder and co-chairman of The Carlyle Group, one of the world’s most successful private equity firms. The host of The David Rubinstein Show and Bloomberg Wealth with David Rubenstein on Bloomberg TV, he is the author of the New York Times bestsellers The American Story, How to Lead, and The American Experiment. He is chairman of the boards of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the National Gallery of Art, and as a leader in patriotic philanthropy, he has provided long-term loans of his rare copies of the Magna Carta, the Declaration of Independence, the Emancipation Proclamation, and other historical documents to the U.S. Government. Utilizing his own three decades’ experience and conversations with some of the biggest names in finance, his new book is a master class in investing.
Venture capitalist and longtime Philadelphia-area philanthropist Richard Vague serves on the Penn Medicine board, is Chairman of the University of Pennsylvania Press, and is the president of the Philadelphia Live Arts and Fringe Festival. He is the author of The Next Economic Disaster: Why It’s Coming and How to Avoid It and A Brief History of Doom: Two Hundred Years of Financial Crises.
Pine Tree Foundation Endowed Lecture
Recorded November 28, 2022
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[@maryprior9386]

The Rubenstein Center which is on the infamous Duke University Campus is a blessing to students and community. So many quests would come and we were all able to learn and enjoy. Chef served incredible meals to all . The Rubenstein Library is a blessing to ALL. Sincere thanks to all that greet and welcome us ALL!!!

[@Juanpax1]

Love all David's interviews!

[@jcharissesandberg333]

I've always been impressed with David Rubenstein, but never more than in this interview. Great stories, too!!

[@zerne1000]

David is an amazing person

[@fugaspapa2818]

I hope I meet David one day! I admire the man a lot!!!

[@saraperlasosagarcia651]

Great interview, I truly admire David

[@milmac5052]

This is a must read by one of the most knowledgeable and rational person.

[@ademirdossantos1636]

Davis is always clear.

[@davidr4523]

On one side you hear you need to be a contrarian to make money but then they all say you need to be risk adverse. Which one is it? Go for risk or be risk adverse?

[@tomas_marques]

Great interview, but very weird questions from the audience. Was this recorded in a senior home?

[@davidr4523]

I really enjoy all of the David Rubenstein interviews due to his good questions, witty personality and the high respect that that his guest have for him. However this book was extremely disappointing since there was no inside information on how these great investors made their money. This book was simply virtue signalling on how wonderful these people are with a few somewhat funny anecdotes about them. What valuable information did you provide this reader on how to invest?

[@anderbeau]

Is there literally just one super old dude in the audience and he's the one asking the questions?! lol

[@AK-kq1mk]

The dude at 51:00 is really annoying

[@animomovc7950]

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