Salil Parekh, the CEO of Infosys, one of the largest IT outsourcing companies in the world, joined to talk about how he has handled business being battered by the pandemic and changing immigration policies across the west which have forced the company to pivot to hiring local talent, as opposed to bringing IT consultants from India. Then Chris Ailman, the chief investment officer at CalSTRS, discussed why he thinks the current market is not sustainable and a choppy recovery is coming for everything but big tech as well as how climate change risks affect his investment decisions.

<p>Salil Parekh, the CEO of Infosys, one of the largest IT outsourcing companies in the world, joined to talk about how he has handled business being battered by the pandemic and changing immigration policies across the west which have forced the company to pivot to hiring local talent, as opposed to bringing IT consultants from India. Then Chris Ailman, the chief investment officer at CalSTRS, discussed why he thinks the current market is not sustainable and a choppy recovery is coming for everything but big tech as well as how climate change risks affect his investment decisions.</p>

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Expect a Choppy Recovery for Everything but Big Tech

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