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Harvey Schwartz

American business professional and former chief operating officer of Goldman SachsWikipedia

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Sep 26, 2026

Ahmed HusainGUEST
7:38
And then when they had overflown that building, they were in One New York Plaza right by the train station, South Seaport.
Ahmed HusainGUEST
7:45
and so there we are at um and i'm sitting right outside a guy's office who's pretty well known harvey schwartz now the ceo of carlisle and don mullen now the founder of a firm called pre-gym so i'm still trying to do my uh cdo bid i've sort of graduated from cash flow cdos into synthetic cdos and golden was looking for people so there we were uh making these things And you can kind of feel that the ground is starting to shake.
Ahmed HusainGUEST
8:14
You know, in 0.607, you could already feel like credit quality, not what it used to be.
Ahmed HusainGUEST
8:21
Everybody's pushing the envelope.
Caroline HepkerHOST
7:15
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates today for the first time since 2023, despite President Trump's push for lower borrowing costs.
Caroline HepkerHOST
7:24
But Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz says that low rates may not make economic sense.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:31
For those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:41
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full.
Caroline HepkerHOST
7:45
So that was Carlyle's Harvey Schwartz speaking, as markets see a greater than ninety percent chance of a quarter-point hike, with another increase priced in by the end of the year.
Caroline HepkerHOST
7:57
Bond traders are also betting that the sell-off in Treasuries will continue after yields reach their highest in almost two decades.
Caroline HepkerHOST
8:06
And lastly, pop star Ed Sheeran is facing a backlash after support act Macklemore was dropped from his US tour.
Tiwa AdebayoHOST
5:35
And in the US, the Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates today for the first time since 2023, despite President Trump's push for lower borrowing costs.
Tiwa AdebayoHOST
5:45
But Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz says low rates may not make economic sense.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:52
For those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:01
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full.
Tiwa AdebayoHOST
6:03
full.Carlyle's Harvey Schwartz speaking as markets see a greater than ninety percent chance of a quarter point hike, with another increase priced in by year-end.
Tiwa AdebayoHOST
6:15
Bond traders are also betting the sell-off in treasuries will continue after yields reach their highest in almost two decades.
Caroline HepkerHOST
6:23
AI safety concerns are drawing growing attention in Washington, with Trump officials meeting Anthropic executives.
Caroline HepkerHOST
3:57
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates today for the first time since 2023, despite President Trump's push for lower borrowing costs.
Caroline HepkerHOST
4:06
But Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz says that lower rates may not make economic sense.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:15
For those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:24
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full.
Caroline HepkerHOST
4:28
That was Carlyle's Harvey Schwartz speaking, as markets see a greater than 90% chance of a quarter point hike from the Fed, with another increase priced in by the end of the year.
Caroline HepkerHOST
4:38
Bond traders are also betting that the sell-off in Treasuries will continue after yields reach their highest in almost two decades.
Stephen CarrollHOST
4:46
AI safety concerns are drawing growing attention in Washington with Trump officials meeting Anthropic executives.
James WoolcockHOST
3:41
While staying with central banks, the Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates today for the first time since 2023, despite President Trump's push for lower borrowing costs.
James WoolcockHOST
3:51
But Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz says low rates may not make economic sense.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:57
For those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:06
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full.
James WoolcockHOST
4:10
Carlyle's Harvey Schwartz speaking as markets see a greater than 90% chance of a quarter point hike, with another increase priced in by year-end.
James WoolcockHOST
4:18
Bond traders are also betting the self and treasuries will continue after yields reach their highest in almost two decades.
Caroline HepkerHOST
4:24
AI safety concerns are drawing growing attention in Washington, with Trump officials meeting Anthropic executives.
Caroline HepkerHOST
5:33
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates today for the first time since 2023, despite President Trump's push for lower borrowing costs.
Caroline HepkerHOST
5:42
But Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz says that low rates may not make economic sense.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:49
For those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:59
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full.
Caroline HepkerHOST
6:01
full.So that was Carlyle's Harvey Schwartz speaking as markets see a greater than 90% chance of a quarter point hike, with another increase priced in by the end of the year.
Caroline HepkerHOST
6:15
Bond traders are also betting that the sell-off in treasuries will continue after yields reach their highest in almost two decades.
Caroline HepkerHOST
6:24
And lastly, pop star Ed Sheeran is facing a backlash after support act Macklemore was dropped from his US tour.
Doug KriznerHOST
5:40
Money markets have priced the probability of a 25 basis point rate hike at more than 90%.
Doug KriznerHOST
5:46
Here is Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:48
SchwartzIt doesn't feel like we're entering a cycle where we're gonna be cutting rates aggressively.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:52
And for those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:02
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full, but, uh, but I, but I think, uh, the market's already made its prediction on what the Fed's gonna do.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:09
That is Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz speaking earlier to Bloomberg.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:13
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he is supportive of President Trump's plan to send $5,000 checks to American adults if Republicans retain their majorities in Congress.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:25
In testimony today to the House Financial Services Committee, Bessent downplayed concerns about the potential cost.
Doug KriznerHOST
5:39
Money markets have priced the probability of a 25 basis point rate hike at more than 90%.
Doug KriznerHOST
5:45
Here is Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:47
SchwartzIt doesn't feel like we're entering a cycle where we're gonna be cutting rates aggressively.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:52
And for those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:02
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full, but, uh, but I, but I think, uh, the market's already made its prediction on what the Fed's gonna do.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:09
That is Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz speaking earlier to Bloomberg.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:13
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he is supportive of President Trump's plan to send $5,000 checks to American adults if Republicans retain their majorities in Congress.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:25
In testimony today to the House Financial Services Committee, Bessent downplayed concerns about the potential cost.
Doug KriznerHOST
5:39
Money markets have priced the probability of a 25 basis point rate hike at more than 90%.
Doug KriznerHOST
5:45
Here is Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:47
SchwartzIt doesn't feel like we're entering a cycle where we're gonna be cutting rates aggressively.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:52
And for those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:02
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full, but, uh, but I, but I think, uh, the market's already made its prediction on what the Fed's gonna do.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:09
That is Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz speaking earlier to Bloomberg.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:13
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he is supportive of President Trump's plan to send $5,000 checks to American adults if Republicans retain their majorities in Congress.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:25
In testimony today to the House Financial Services Committee, Bessent downplayed concerns about the potential cost.
Doug KriznerHOST
5:57
Money markets have priced the probability of a twenty-five basis point rate hike at more than ninety percent.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:03
Here is Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:05
Schwartz.It doesn't feel like we're entering a cycle where we're gonna be cutting rates aggressively.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:10
And for those that are always wishing for rates to go back to zero, that generally is not consistent with an economy that's doing as well as ours is.
Harvey SchwartzSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:19
So I think, uh, the Fed's got their hands full, but, uh, but I, but I think, uh, the market's already made its prediction on what the Fed's gonna do.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:27
That is Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz speaking earlier to Bloomberg.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:31
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he is supportive of President Trump's plan to send $5,000 checks to American adults if Republicans retain their majorities in Congress.
Doug KriznerHOST
6:42
In testimony today to the House Financial Services Committee, Bessent downplayed concerns about the potential cost.

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