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Transcript: Matt Levine

The Big Picture

It was underwriting, you know, it was like doing investment banking, underwriting public offerings. It was dealing with like the sort of guts of the bank and like new product development and capital and, and balance sheet. If the CEO sexually harasses someone, the company gets hacked. But, but keep going.

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Transcript: Sarah Kirshbaum Levy, CEO Betterment

The Big Picture

You’re also, you’re a public company, you’re living quarter to quarter and the considerations are different 00:17:02 [Speaker Changed] To say, to say the, the very least. And the rest of the pack includes Vanguard as well as a bunch of other much smaller clean sheet startups in, in the space.

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Transcript: Joe Barratta of Blackstone

The Big Picture

Venture capital was the nomenclature for everything that was basically a private investment. RITHOLTZ: But you’re not dealing with startups; you’re dealing with — BARATTA: Correct. BARATTA: Even more mature companies. RITHOLTZ: — firms or private equity firms? BARATTA: Yeah. BARATTA: — technology.

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Transcript: Eva Shang, CEO, Legalist

The Big Picture

I think a lot of startup founders are actually the opposite, where it’s like we choose to go to the moon, not because it’s easy, but because we think it’s going to be easy. Eva Shang : So at the time that we launched, there were already public companies that were doing litigation finance.

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Transcript: Steven Klinsky

The Big Picture

And what was interesting was the first leveraged buyout of a public company happened when I was in graduate school. KKR took a stock exchange company called who Houdaille, private, and it was the first time there’ve been — RITHOLTZ: ’79 or something like that? It was between corporate law and investment banking.

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Transcript: Annie Lamont, Oak HC/FT

The Big Picture

00:11:30 [Speaker Changed] So that flipping of, of the power dynamics from the capital to the entrepreneur, does that have anything to do with companies now staying private for so much longer? That seems like there’s endless amounts of money around and, and no shortage of people willing to, to fund startups.

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Transcript: David Roux, BayPine, Silver Lake Partners

The Big Picture

Barry Ritholtz : There’s, there’s a different sense of, of creating a company versus creating a, a certain type of space inhabited by people. So, so let’s talk about some of those companies that you built. You begin at a few tech startups, you found Dex, which eventually gets acquired by Lotus.