Little could be done for children with duchin muscular dystrophy until the gene responsible

for the disease was known.

Hear about the possibilities geneticists are now exploring on the latest episode of Targeting

the Toughest Diseases, a new podcast by Bloomberg Media Studios and Vertex Pharmaceuticals.

This week on the podcast I have a special guest, his name is Robin Wiekelsworth and he

has a brand new book out called Trillians.

All about the rise of passive investing and indexing.

I thought I knew a lot about this space having covered Vanguard, BlackRock, State Street,

Interviewed, all of the CEOs of Vanguard, BlackRock, Jim Ross from State Street, Jack

Bogle, all the DFA folks.

I feel like I really know this space and I learned a ton of new stuff from the book.

It's deeply researched, he spent a lot of time doing a deep dive into the area.

I was kind of surprised by a number of things.

If you're remotely interested in the rise of passive and indexing and all the academic

background and how that translated into the real world into the practice of investing,

well I think you're going to like this book and you're going to like this conversation

with no further ado, my interview with the FT's Robin Wiekelsworth.

This is Master's in Business with Barry Reynolds on Bloomberg Radio.

My special guest this week is Robin Wiekelsworth.

He is the Financial Times Global Finance correspondent.

Residing in Oslo Norway, his focus is the biggest trends reshaping markets and investing

including technological disruption and quantitative investing.

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