Definitely Uncertain: The Private Wealth Podcast

For an update on the state Israel’s Venture Capital market check out this week’s episode of the Definitely Uncertain podcast. We chat to Dror Glass of Israel Secondary Fund about valuations, the relative success of Israeli and US VC and whether Israeli tech companies exit too early.

The growing challenge of food security in Israel and what it means to become a philanthropist activist, a conversation with Joseph Gitler, founder and chairman of Leket Israel.

How are private equity funds valuing their portfolios and new deals in a Covid 19 world? David Ram speaks with Lance Carr of Houlihan Lokey in New York, an expert in private deal valuations.

How does a family and a family business build resilience in the face of uncertainty and sometimes adversity? Daniel Goldman speaks with Tamar Milo, an expert in family business succession, about the challenges high net worth families face.

What do you need to know about your private bank? And how is Covid effecting the way you should work with your private banker? We talk to Jeremey Teacher, an expert in the field.

A whole lot of people are currently stuck in a country where they are not generally tax resident, creating potentially a big problem. What should they do? I discuss the issue with Harel Tow of KPMG.

How are philanthropists responding to C19? Daniel Goldman discusses the role of high net worth families during a time of crisis.

We are in the “World Cup” of distressed investing, says CVC Credit Partners’ Mark DeNatale. I had the privilege of discussing the opportunities in credit with Mark on this week’s episode of Definitely Uncertain.

Lessons from the lock-downs. The steps high net worth families should take to equip for unanticipated eventualities. What can we learn from the corporate disaster plans?

We explore the impact of the Corona crisis on US real estate with Jay Zweibel of Harbor Group International. Where are there opportunities for investors?