In January, at Investing is a Sea by The Family Office, Roubini challenged the prevailing consensus on growth, markets, debt, and the dollar. The data has since validated each call. This session revisits those positions and explores what has shifted. Key discussion points include:
The outlook for the US and global economy in 2026.
American exceptionalism and the forces driving US outperformance.
US equities and the AI-driven growth cycle.
The sustainability of US fiscal and external debt.
The US dollar's reserve status and global currency dynamics.
Geopolitical developments and their implications for asset prices.

Professor of Economics and International Business, Stern School of Business, NYU.

Founder and CEO, The Family Office

Education - 6 min
You have spent years building your wealth and making decisions about it. You may know your business, follow the markets, and feel comfortable managing your investments. Yet the next stage of life can bring a different set of questions. Will your investments support the retirement you want? Is too much of your wealth tied to your business or property? How can you prepare your family to take on greater financial responsibility? An independent wealth manager can help you work through these questions and build an investment strategy around your priorities. Understanding what that relationship offers is the first step towards deciding whether it is right for you.
Oct 22, 2026

Market Insights - 3 min
The Fed’s last meeting, which concluded on September 16, saw the committee vote to increase rates for the first time since 2023 [1] , raising the target range by 25 basis points to 3.75% - 4.0%. [2] This was a significant decision in more ways than one. In this article, we look at the data behind the decision and what it implies for investors.
Oct 20, 2026

Education - 4 min
Inflation has dominated the conversation around interest rates. Yet the cost of capital also reflects economic growth, business investment and government borrowing. As these forces evolve, they are shaping the opportunities available to investors. The global economy has remained resilient despite trade and energy disruptions. Investment in artificial intelligence (AI) and related infrastructure is supporting activity, while energy prices and public borrowing continue to influence financing conditions. For investors, the question extends beyond when central banks might cut rates. It is how to identify investments with sound fundamentals, appropriate financing and a credible path to long-term value creation.
Oct 12, 2026