Key Takeaways
- • David Druley, CEO of Cambridge Associates, and Ekta Tolani, Chief Investment Officer of KBW Ventures, discussed asset allocation, investment opportunities, and areas of risk heading into 2027.
- • The conversation was moderated by Bloomberg's Farah Elbahrawy and recorded at Bloomberg Invest Dubai 2026.
- • The source is a video segment; the publicly available material does not disclose specific allocation figures, fund sizes, or quantitative forecasts.
Summary
Cambridge Associates CEO David Druley and Ekta Tolani, Chief Investment Officer of KBW Ventures, took part in a Bloomberg video discussion on investment strategy for 2027. The conversation, moderated by Bloomberg's Farah Elbahrawy, was recorded at Bloomberg Invest Dubai 2026 and was published on November 12, 2026.
According to the segment description, the discussion covered three themes: asset allocation, investment opportunities, and areas of risk as investors head into 2027. Cambridge Associates is a widely followed investment consultant and advisor to institutional investors, including endowments, foundations, and pensions, while KBW Ventures is a venture capital investor. Their combined perspective spans multi-asset portfolio construction and venture-stage investing, both of which are of direct interest to allocators and alternative-investment professionals.
The source material does not include specific views, return expectations, target allocations, or named sectors from either speaker. Readers seeking the detailed positions taken in the discussion should refer to the full Bloomberg video.
According to the segment description, the discussion covered three themes: asset allocation, investment opportunities, and areas of risk as investors head into 2027. Cambridge Associates is a widely followed investment consultant and advisor to institutional investors, including endowments, foundations, and pensions, while KBW Ventures is a venture capital investor. Their combined perspective spans multi-asset portfolio construction and venture-stage investing, both of which are of direct interest to allocators and alternative-investment professionals.
The source material does not include specific views, return expectations, target allocations, or named sectors from either speaker. Readers seeking the detailed positions taken in the discussion should refer to the full Bloomberg video.
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