In this week’s episode of ‘The Chiefs’, Monocle’s editorial director Tyler Brûlé joins economist Mark Carney to get a macro view on global economic recovery as the world gets back on its feet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The world is more or less back on its feet.
I said more or less.
And while many economies across the globe are still in recovery Mode, the next 12 months are a crucial time to be looking beyond the pandemic.
To help us get a more macro view on things.
For today's episode of the Chiefs, we turn to economist and fellow Canadian Mark Carney.
From steering the bank of Canada out of the worst of 2008's financial crisis to being appointed the youngest and first non Britain to govern the bank of England.
When it comes to finance, Mark Carney is known for his value driven smart thinking.
That's perhaps why after leaving the bank of England in 2020, Carney was appointed as the United Nations Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance and took up a role leading impact investment at asset management firm Brookfield, one of the world's largest investors in real estate.
Joining me today from a ra sleepy Ottawa, we tackle everything from the challenge of maintaining equal growth across borders to how to move the sustainability agenda beyond rhetoric.
From Monaco's headquarters here in Zurich, I'm Tyler Brulee and this is the Chiefs on Monocle 24.
Mark, very good to speak to it at long, long last.
There was many promised interviews.
The Monocle listeners have been waiting over the years.
But here we are.
I'm in Zurich, you're in Ottawa.
There was a place called London once upon a time in between.
Which I guess brings me to the first question.
What's life like on the other side of the Atlantic?
Here we are, one year plus since you.
Almost a year plus since you departed UK shores.