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Larry Fink: The Man Who Owns the World - This documentary traces the extraordinary rise of Larry Fink, founder of BlackRock, from a disgraced Wall Street trader to one of the most influential figures in the global economy. Beginning with the 2008 financial crisis and the rise of the Aladdin risk system, the film explores how data, technology, and scale reshaped finance—and placed unprecedented power in the hands of a man no one ever voted for.
Larry Fink: The Man Who Owns the World (2026)
Director: Moconomy
Writer: Miranda Latorre
Editor: Iván Moreno
Voiceover: Jon Carter
Genre: Documentary
Country: Spain
Language: English
Release Date: February, 2026
AKA: Larry Fink: The man behind BlackRock
Synopsis:
This documentary explores the meteoric rise of Larry Fink, the founder of BlackRock, and his journey from a humiliated Wall Street trader to the "Shadow Sovereign" of the global economy.
The story begins with the 2008 financial crisis, a moment when the U.S. government turned not to the big banks, but to one man with a "black box" called Aladdin—a technological "unblinking eye" capable of seeing risk where humans were blind.
The film tracks Fink's origins in a California shoe store, his "golden boy" years at First Boston, and the catastrophic $100 million loss in 1986 that nearly ended his career. That failure became the blueprint for BlackRock: a firm built not on the ego of star traders, but on the cold, predictive power of data.
Through the "Great Divorce" from Blackstone to the acquisition of iShares, we see how Fink built a $14 trillion empire that now holds the retirement dreams of 35 million Americans and sits as a top shareholder in almost every major corporation on earth.
Finally, the documentary examines Fink's controversial role in the modern culture wars—from his "Dear CEO" letters championing ESG to his recent pivot into the "atoms" of global infrastructure and AI. Is he the savior of capitalism, or the most powerful man you never voted for? This is the story of the man who owns the market.
Larry Fink, founder and CEO of BlackRock, manages over $14 trillion in assets — more than the GDP of most countries combined. This documentary explains how BlackRock became the world's largest asset manager, how its AI system Aladdin monitors global risk in real time, and why Fink's annual letters to CEOs have made him one of the most powerful — and controversial — figures in modern capitalism. From the 2008 financial crisis to the ESG debate and the tokenization of assets: who is the man who may own more of the world than anyone you've ever voted for?
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Larry Fink: The Man Who Owns the World - This documentary traces the extraordinary rise of Larry Fink, founder of BlackRock, from a disgraced Wall Street trader to one of the most influential figures in the global economy. Beginning with the 2008 financial crisis and the rise of the Aladdin risk system, the film explores how data, technology, and scale reshaped finance—and placed unprecedented power in the hands of a man no one ever voted for.
Larry Fink: The Man Who Owns the World (2026)
Director: Moconomy
Writer: Miranda Latorre
Editor: Iván Moreno
Voiceover: Jon Carter
Genre: Documentary
Country: Spain
Language: English
Release Date: February, 2026
AKA: Larry Fink: The man behind BlackRock
Synopsis:
This documentary explores the meteoric rise of Larry Fink, the founder of BlackRock, and his journey from a humiliated Wall Street trader to the "Shadow Sovereign" of the global economy.
The story begins with the 2008 financial crisis, a moment when the U.S. government turned not to the big banks, but to one man with a "black box" called Aladdin—a technological "unblinking eye" capable of seeing risk where humans were blind.
The film tracks Fink's origins in a California shoe store, his "golden boy" years at First Boston, and the catastrophic $100 million loss in 1986 that nearly ended his career. That failure became the blueprint for BlackRock: a firm built not on the ego of star traders, but on the cold, predictive power of data.
Through the "Great Divorce" from Blackstone to the acquisition of iShares, we see how Fink built a $14 trillion empire that now holds the retirement dreams of 35 million Americans and sits as a top shareholder in almost every major corporation on earth.
Finally, the documentary examines Fink's controversial role in the modern culture wars—from his "Dear CEO" letters championing ESG to his recent pivot into the "atoms" of global infrastructure and AI. Is he the savior of capitalism, or the most powerful man you never voted for? This is the story of the man who owns the market.
Larry Fink, founder and CEO of BlackRock, manages over $14 trillion in assets — more than the GDP of most countries combined. This documentary explains how BlackRock became the world's largest asset manager, how its AI system Aladdin monitors global risk in real time, and why Fink's annual letters to CEOs have made him one of the most powerful — and controversial — figures in modern capitalism. From the 2008 financial crisis to the ESG debate and the tokenization of assets: who is the man who may own more of the world than anyone you've ever voted for?
SUPPORT US!
✘ Membership - bit.ly/3q5XPBh
MORE DOCS!
► Gold: bit.ly/2IRZ0OA
► World Economy: bit.ly/36QlhEM
► All Playlists: bit.ly/3lOiCll
#finance #documentaries #economy #LarryFink #BlackRock #GlobalFinance
COPYRIGHT: All of the films published by us are legally licensed. We have acquired the rights (at least for specific territories) from the rightholders by contract. If you have questions please send an email to: info[at]moconomy.tv, Moconomy GmbH, www.moconomy.tv.
