I agree! Where did I read that the remaining, estate shares would be distributed over 10 years after settlement of the estate. A 50:1 split would also make good sense. I’m sure there are numerous investors who would buy A shares to help preserve Berkshire’s culture.
I don’t know what the intended lifespan of the Susan T. Buffett Foundation is. The Gate says on webpage that it would dissolve within 10 years after the death of the last founding trustee. Now, I read that before the divorce and Warren’s stepping down. I doubt that Warren has any desire to turn the STB foundation into an endowed monument to his first wife.
I agree! Where did I read that the remaining, estate shares would be distributed over 10 years after settlement of the estate. A 50:1 split would also make good sense. I’m sure there are numerous investors who would buy A shares to help preserve Berkshire’s culture.
I don’t know what the intended lifespan of the Susan T. Buffett Foundation is. The Gate says on webpage that it would dissolve within 10 years after the death of the last founding trustee. Now, I read that before the divorce and Warren’s stepping down. I doubt that Warren has any desire to turn the STB foundation into an endowed monument to his first wife.
You don't want Larry Fink voting the shares.