Tom Gayner: Why Book Value Not Always A Good Measure Of Intrinsic Value
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 Published On Aug 3, 2019

In this video, Tom Gayner, Co-CEO of Markel explains why book value is no longer a meaningful measure of intrinsic value at certain companies including Markel and Berkshire Hathaway. Richie Whitt, Co-CEO and Jeremy Noble, CFO chimes in as well at the 2019 Markel Annual Gathering in Omaha.

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