CEOs' views on economic uncertainty

With a volatile economy ranging from the Eurozone debt crisis, to domestic risks like regulations and the housing crisis, hear what U.S. CEOs think about the issues and how they are impacting businesses in America.

CEOs... in their own words

Brian Duperreault & Daniel S. Glaser, President and CEO, Group President and COO, respectively, of Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc.

Given uncertainty in the developed world, hear what emerging markets should do with their strategies and how companies in all markets should approach risk.

Roger W. Ferguson, Jr, President and CEO, TIAA-CREF

The U.S. economy is still facing challenges domestically and volatility from Europe. Hear what Roger W. Ferguson sees as the biggest risk.

Dominic J. Frederico, President and CEO, Assured Guaranty Ltd

Risk first and foremost relates to the business itself, but where else are companies susceptible to risk? Dominic J. Frederico discusses the issue.

F William McNabb III, Chairman, President and CEO, The Vanguard Group, Inc

F William McNabb III discusses the most important things governments must do for long-term stability.

Douglas R. Oberhelman, Chairman and CEO, Caterpillar Inc.

So many countries' backs are against the wall, but will they survive? Hear Douglas R. Oberhelman's take on the question.

Richard O’Brien, President and CEO, Newmont Mining Corporation

One of the biggest factors facing the global economy is how to re-inject growth. But for this to happen, companies need to get the strategy right.

Michael Thaman, Chairman of the Board and CEO, Owens Corning

Because of the volatility in the markets, companies need to keep in mind the different scenarios that can arise. Michael Thaman gives an overview.