Video of Annual Whitman Day: Breakfast Panel with Martin J. Whitman

http://whitman.syr.edu/Videoarchive/video.aspx?vid=e01174f2-0ae7-4fde-9869-082ff068e6f7

Title: 5th Annual Whitman Day: Breakfast Panel with Martin J. Whitman and Richard Haydon
Duration: 0 hours, 51 minutes, 41 seconds
Description: Collectively, Martin J. Whitman ’49 BS and Richard Haydon ’66 BA (A&S) have a century of Wall Street experience—and that fact is evident in the wisdom and insight revealed in this wide-ranging panel discussion. Whitman, founder and co-chief investment officer of Third Avenue Management, and Haydon, a managing director with Neuberger Berman, treat members of the Central New York financial community to a no-holds-barred conversation on investing and current economic developments, including the housing/mortgage crisis, the concerted raid on Bear Stearns, and green investments. The discussion was moderated by J. Daniel Pluff, host of WCNY’s “Financial Fitness." The breakfast panel was part of the 5th annual Whitman Day celebration in the Whitman School of Management.Date Produced: 4/2/2008
Genre: Panel discussion
Keywords: Martin J. Whitman, Richard Haydon, Whitman Day, Financial Fitness, Third Avenue Management, Neuberger Berman, Wall Street
Copyright: Syracuse University Whitman School of Management

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