Warren Buffett's Letters To Shareholders

Contributed by: Danielle Alberti (Scripps Howard News Service)

2006

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Lloyd's of London Equitas asbestos and pollution deal

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Our float has grown from $16 million in 1967, when we entered the business, to $62 billion at the end of 2009.

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Buffett defines "float"

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Buffett describes amount of float Berkshire has at this time

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We will profit just as we would if some party deposited $70.6 billion with us, paid us a fee for holding its money and then let us invest its funds for our own benefit.

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