In this episode, we’re not talking about bulls or bears. We’re talking about the big, fat elephant in the room. The finance industry is ethically-conflicted. We talk with JC de Swaan, hedge fund investor and Princeton finance ethicist, about Robinhood, Wirecard and a few other notable companies– as a way to frame how to do finance better. The hope is to inspire the idea that finance can be a force for good.
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