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Greg Abel leaves unanswered questions about Berkshire’s war chest

Investors have been given few clues on the strategy of Warren Buffett’s successor

Greg Abel’s first annual meeting as chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway left many investors with unanswered questions about what he intends to do with a massive war chest left to him by predecessor Warren Buffett.

The few shareholders who managed to ask Abel a question directly at the meeting in Omaha on Saturday wanted to know one thing: how is the 63-year-old Canadian going to put its $380bn in cash and Treasuries to work?

“The big question remains about the public equity portfolio,” said Christopher Rossbach, chief investment officer of Berkshire investor J Stern & Co.

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