The Big Question Podcast

The Big Question Podcast

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The Big Question Podcast episodes

  • SP 004: Harris Kupperman's boots on the ground brief on Mongolian economy and real estate
    Harris Kupperman is the CEO of Mongolia Growth Group, the only institutional property management platform in Mongolia.
    In this episode of the Seraph Podcast, Harris discusses the recent developments in Mongolia that indicate that the end of the Rio Tinto/Mongolian government dispute might be resolved soon.
    He also dives into what that would mean for the local economy and the local real estate market.
    Music credit: "Desert City" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
    25 min
  • SP 002: Jason Best and Woodie Neiss on how crowdfunding is disrupting finance
    Jason Best and Woodie Neiss are two of the Crowdfunding movement’s most influential thought leaders.
    In this episode of the Seraph Podcast, Jason and Woodie talk about the countries that are leading the charge when it comes to crowdfunding initiatives and legislation.
    They also discuss what the advent of crowdfunding means for the existing financial institutions business models
    Music credit: "Desert City" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
    43 min
  • SP 001: Jason Best and Woodie Neiss on how the JOBS Act was born
    Jason Best and Sherwood Neiss are two of the Crowdfunding movement’s most influential thought leaders.
    Jason and Woodie talk about the history of how they got involved with the JOBS Act, their work with the act and how it has progressed, and what they are working on currently.
    They conclude that crowdfunding is here, it is real, and it is growing.
    Music credit: "Desert City" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
    34 min

About The Big Question Podcast

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Through the Big Question Podcast, the Capitalist Exploits team is joined by joined by other investors, thought-leaders and entrepreneurs to discuss global game-changing trends and burning investing topics that keep investors up at night.