Buffett praises Berkshire's top succession concerns

BCC, Beijing, March 2 (Xinhua) "Who will be the successor to Buffett" is a hot topic for Berkshire shareholders and investors who are concerned about Mr. Buffett, according to economic news, "World finance".　　In the end, which is the lucky face, can become the heir of Warren Buffett? The 80-Year-old Buffett, now chairman and CEO of Berkshire, manages the vast majority of the portfolio.　　He has said on several occasions that he hopes to split his responsibilities in Berkshire into three separate chairmen, chief executives and one chief investment officer after his departure. Who is Buffett's successor?　　Although people have speculated, but no one dare to "share" the descendants of the people casually donated. But careful investors have found some clues. On February 26 This year, Mr. Buffett issued a letter to Berkshire's shareholders, in which Mr. Buffett gave a big compliment to Berkshire's top executives, many of whom were popular candidates for speculation about "successors". He praised Sokol, chairman of Berkshire's Nieter and US-China energy companies, for his achievements and importance, "and he said" no way too far ", and Nicely, Berkshire's insurer-insured chief executive, said he owed him a big favor;　　Mr Buffett, the head of Berkshire's lucrative reinsurance business, said that even the ability to restrain Superman's kryptonite would do nothing for Jayne. In a letter to shareholders, Mr. Buffett also said that Tode Combus, the investment manager he hired last fall, will start managing a 103 billion-dollar portfolio this year, and that the company may be adding one or two more investment managers.　　Buffett has previously praised Combus for risk aversion, dedication and good record of earnings as an investment manager of the merits, there are media speculation Combus may be Mr Buffett's successor. Guess to guess, guess half a day, who also did not have a definite result. In fact, this is also with Buffett's meaning. Mr. Buffett said he would continue to manage the vast majority of Berkshire's assets, including bonds and equities, as long as he or he was chief executive. He added that if he and his partner, the 87-Year-old Munger, were gone, Berkshire's investment managers would be responsible for the entire portfolio, which would be decided by Berkshire's board.