A longtime Warren Buffett deputy is leaving to join JPMorgan
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A longtime Warren Buffett deputy is leaving to join JPMorgan
"One of Warren Buffett's key deputies is leaving Berkshire Hathaway. Todd Combs, the CEO of Berkshire-owned Geico, is joining JPMorgan to head up a new unit. Combs' departure comes after five years as head of Geico. One of Warren Buffett's top lieutenants is leaving Berkshire Hathaway to join JPMorgan. Todd Combs, one of Buffett's two investment managers and the CEO of Berkshire-owned Geico, will lead JPMorgan's $10 billion Strategic Investment Group, part of its new Security and Resiliency Initiative."
"Combs' departure comes after five years as head of Geico. Todd Combs, one of Buffett's two investment managers and the CEO of Berkshire-owned Geico, will lead JPMorgan's $10 billion Strategic Investment Group, part of its new Security and Resiliency Initiative. The initiative is aimed at helping companies to accelerate growth, boost innovation, and bolster manufacturing, particularly in the US. This is a developing story."
Todd Combs is leaving Berkshire Hathaway after five years as CEO of Berkshire-owned Geico to join JPMorgan. He will head a $10 billion Strategic Investment Group within JPMorgan's new Security and Resiliency Initiative. Combs is one of Warren Buffett's two investment managers and a longtime Buffett deputy. The Strategic Investment Group is intended to help companies accelerate growth, boost innovation, and bolster manufacturing, with a particular focus on the United States. The move shifts Combs from an insurance operating role into a large-scale investment and industrial-support role. This is a developing story.
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