Business Leaders
The site tracks who runs every country; this board tracks who runs the money. CEOs of the biggest companies, the people behind the major funds, and every central bank governor, with changes logged as they happen.
as of 1 Nov 2026 · 107/107 seats resolved · source: Wikidata
The revolving door
Leadership changes detected by the weekly refresh, newest first.
The central bankers
The unelected officials whose signatures move more money than most parliaments.
How this is measured
| Institution | Governor / Chair |
|---|---|
| Federal Reserve | Kevin Warsh since 2026 |
| European Central Bank | Christine Lagarde since 2019 |
| Bank of England | Andrew Bailey since 2020 |
| Bank of Japan | Kazuo Ueda since 2023 |
| People's Bank of China | Pan Gongsheng |
| Reserve Bank of India | Sanjay Malhotra |
| Swiss National Bank | Martin Schlegel |
| Bank of Canada | Tiff Macklem |
| Reserve Bank of Australia | Michele Bullock since 2023 |
| Central Bank of Brazil | Gabriel Galípolo |
| Bank of Mexico | Victoria Rodríguez Ceja |
| Bank of Korea | Hyun Song Shin |
| Central Bank of Russia | Elvira Nabiullina since 2013 |
| Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey | Fatih Karahan |
| Saudi Central Bank | Ayman Alsayari |
| Monetary Authority of Singapore | Chia Der Jiun |
| Hong Kong Monetary Authority | Eddie Yue Wai-man since 2019 |
| South African Reserve Bank | Lesetja Kganyago since 2014 |
| Central Bank of Nigeria | Olayemi Cardoso since 2023 |
| Bank Indonesia | Destry Damayanti |
| Bank of Israel | Amir Yaron since 2018 |
| Sveriges Riksbank | Erik Thedéen since 2023 |
| Norges Bank | Ida Wolden Bache since 2022 |
| Narodowy Bank Polski | Adam Glapiński |
| Central Bank of Argentina | Santiago Bausili |
| Central Bank of Egypt | Hassan Abdullah since 2022 |
The fund chiefs
Asset managers, hedge funds, private equity, sovereign wealth and pensions - the people who decide where the world's savings go.
Asset managers
| BlackRock | Larry Fink since 1988 |
| The Vanguard Group | Salim Ramji |
| State Street Global Advisors | Yie-Hsin Hung |
| Fidelity Investments | Abigail Johnson since 2014 |
| T. Rowe Price | Rob Sharps |
| Franklin Templeton | Jenny Johnson |
| Invesco | Andrew Schlossberg |
| Amundi | Valérie Baudson since 2021 |
| Schroders | Richard Oldfield since 2024 |
Hedge funds
| Bridgewater Associates | Nir Bar Dea |
| Citadel LLC | Kenneth C. Griffin |
| Millennium Management | Israel Englander |
| Renaissance Technologies | Peter Brown |
| Two Sigma | Carter Lyons |
| AQR Capital Management | Cliff Asness |
| Man Group | Robyn Grew |
Private equitys
| Blackstone Inc. | Stephen A. Schwarzman |
| KKR & Co. | Joseph Bae & Scott Nuttall |
| Apollo Global Management | Marc Rowan since 2021 |
| The Carlyle Group | Harvey Schwartz since 2023 |
| Brookfield Asset Management | Connor Teskey |
| Ares Management | Michael Arougheti |
Sovereign wealths
| Norges Bank Investment Management | Nicolai Tangen since 2020 |
| GIC (Singaporean sovereign wealth fund) | Lim Chow Kiat |
| Temasek Holdings | Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara |
| Abu Dhabi Investment Authority | Hamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan |
| Public Investment Fund | Yasir Al-Rumayyan since 2015 |
| Qatar Investment Authority | Mohammed Saif Al-Sowaidi |
| Mubadala Investment Company | Khaldoon Al Mubarak |
Pensions
| CPP Investments | John Graham |
| CalPERS | Marcie Frost |
The corner offices
Chief executives of the biggest public companies on Earth, with the metro each runs from.
| # | Company | Market cap |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apple AAPL | $5.0T |
| 2 | NVIDIA NVDA | $4.9T |
| 3 | Microsoft MSFT | $3.9T |
| 4 | Alphabet (Google) GOOG | $3.4T |
| 5 | Amazon AMZN | $2.6T |
| 6 | TSMC TSM | $2.1T |
| 7 | SpaceX SPCX | $1.8T |
| 8 | Saudi Aramco 2222.SR | $1.7T |
| 9 | Tesla TSLA | $1.6T |
| 10 | Meta Platforms (Facebook) META | $1.6T |
| 11 | Broadcom AVGO | $1.6T |
| 12 | Eli Lilly LLY | $1.3T |
| 13 | Berkshire Hathaway BRK-B | $1.2T |
| 14 | Samsung 005930.KS | $1.1T |
| 15 | Micron Technology MU | $1.0T |
| 16 | Walmart WMT | $980B |
| 17 | JPMorgan Chase JPM | $895B |
| 18 | AMD AMD | $824B |
| 19 | Visa V | $773B |
| 20 | Exxon Mobil XOM | $770B |
| 21 | SK Hynix 000660.KS | $755B |
| 22 | Johnson & Johnson JNJ | $658B |
| 23 | ASML ASML | $604B |
| 24 | Mastercard MA | $556B |
| 25 | AbbVie ABBV | $521B |
| 26 | China Construction Bank 601939.SS | $470B |
| 27 | Chevron CVX | $462B |
| 28 | Costco COST | $449B |
| 29 | CXMT 688825.SS | $443B |
| 30 | Tencent TCEHY | $443B |
| 31 | Palantir PLTR | $442B |
| 32 | Cisco CSCO | $412B |
| 33 | Coca-Cola KO | $405B |
| 34 | Roche RO.SW | $397B |
| 35 | Oracle ORCL | $396B |
| 36 | Agricultural Bank of China 601288.SS | $392B |
| 37 | Procter & Gamble PG | $374B |
| 38 | Merck MRK | $369B |
| 39 | UnitedHealth UNH | $365B |
| 40 | ICBC 1398.HK | $359B |
| 41 | Intel INTC | $349B |
| 42 | Bank of America BAC | $346B |
| 43 | Bank of China 601988.SS | $342B |
| 44 | Home Depot HD | $328B |
| 45 | Philip Morris International PM | $325B |
| 46 | General Electric GE | $313B |
| 47 | Applied Materials AMAT | $310B |
| 48 | Shell SHEL | $307B |
| 49 | Novartis NVS | $304B |
| 50 | Palo Alto Networks PANW | $299B |
How this board works
Officeholders come from Wikidata's current-officeholder claims - the same source the political leaders pages trust - resolved weekly against a hand-reviewable entity list. Seats showing a dash have no clean current claim yet; they fill in as the curation cache is corrected, and a wrong name is a one-line fix in that cache. Every refresh that finds a different name in a seat records the change above, so the revolving door builds its own history from the weeks this site actually watched. Compare World Leaders for the political equivalent, and The Nowhere 100 for where the two worlds meet.