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Greg Abel now leads Berkshire Hathaway’s $308B portfolio, replacing Warren Buffett, with equity focus intact despite no public equity background.
With Warren Buffett stepping down, Greg Abel has taken primary control of Berkshire Hathaway’s $308 billion equity portfolio, shifting from prior expectations that Ted Weschler would lead.
Abel, who has no public equity experience, emphasized equity investments remain central to capital allocation, while Weschler manages about 6% and advises on major opportunities.
Berkshire has focused on acquiring entire businesses—like Alleghany, Pilot Travel Centers, and OxyChem—aligning with Buffett’s strategy.
The company holds $373 billion in cash, and investors await Abel’s first earnings report and shareholder meeting for signs of strategic direction.
Greg Abel ahora lidera la cartera de $ 308B de Berkshire Hathaway, reemplazando a Warren Buffett, con el enfoque de la equidad intacto a pesar de no tener antecedentes de acciones públicas.