股神巴菲特开始找接班人,说希望是个有钱人
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett talks with a reporter before the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, May 6, 2017. The meeting also included discussions about Berkshire’s succession plans, and whether it will start paying dividends or make an acquisition. Buffett has said Berkshire could have a new chief executive within 24 hours if he died or could not continue. He said it may have been hard to single people out because “we have never had more good managers.” But he also said it would be a “terrible mistake” if capital allocation were not the “main talent” of his successor. Buffett did lavish much praise on top insurance executive Ajit Jain, who some investors believe could be that successor, saying “nobody could possibly replace Ajit.” Buffett also raised the possibility Berkshire could pay its first dividend since 1967, after all, the company had too much cash it could not reasonably deploy. ‘It could be repurchases, it could be dividends,” he said. Berkshire ended March with more than $96 billion of cash and cashlike instruments, and Munger said it could do a “$150 billion” acquisition if it wanted. |