My guest today is someone I’ve known for something like fifteen years and who has always impressed me on at least two levels – for his erudite wordsmithing that turns the dry subject of investing into works of literature and for his astute observations on everything from macroeconomics to the more dystopian side of where our society seems to be heading.
What makes him especially worth listening to is that he’s not simply an observer watching from the sidelines, he’s a money manager who has to back up his insights with investment decisions. He was Chief Investment Officer at Henry Ansbacher, Union Bancaire Privée and PFP Group before setting up his own Price Value Partners fund in 2015. The clue is in the name, my guest today is Tim Price.
My guest today is someone I’ve known for something like fifteen years and who has always impressed me on at least two levels – for his erudite wordsmithing that turns the dry subject of investing into works of literature and for his astute observations on everything from macroeconomics to the more dystopian side of where our society seems to be heading.
What makes him especially worth listening to is that he’s not simply an observer watching from the sidelines, he’s a money manager who has to back up his insights with investment decisions. He was Chief Investment Officer at Henry Ansbacher, Union Bancaire Privée and PFP Group before setting up his own Price Value Partners fund in 2015. The clue is in the name, my guest today is Tim Price.