Examining Berkshire Hathaway in the Post-Buffett Era
For wealth professionals who follow Berkshire Hathaway or insurance stocks, the episode discusses the leadership transition and the insurance division outlook. It is framed around recent share performance and quarterly results.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskThis Barron's Live episode examines Berkshire Hathaway in the post-Buffett era, with shares up more than 15% in the past month. Host Lauren R. Rublin talks with Andrew Bary and UBS analyst Brian Meredith about Berkshire's third-quarter earnings, Greg Abel's management strategy, and the outlook for Geico and other insurance companies and stocks.
- Berkshire Hathaway shares have risen more than 15% in the past month.
- Greg Abel now runs Berkshire Hathaway after Warren Buffett.
- The discussion covers Berkshire's third-quarter earnings and Abel's management strategy.
- The episode looks at the outlook for Geico and other insurance companies and stocks.
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