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Tisch family
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Tisch family appears across 1 book, with 2 highlights.
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Hidden Value Asset Play, Liquidity as Strategic Shield, Owner’s Mentality Over Manager’s Ego
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The Tisch family now was worth about $30 million, more money than the entire family would ever need. No longer did Bob and Larry feel compelled to check out every proposal that met their requirement for a 12 percent pre…
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"The Tisch family now was worth about $30 million, more money than the entire family would ever need. No longer did Bob and Larry feel compelled to check out every proposal that met their requirement for a 12 percent pretax return on their investment. Larry Tisch was carving out a reputation as a persuasive negotiator—the kind who"
The King of Cash: The Inside Story of Laurence Tisch
"The Tisch family now had an estimated net worth of $65 million; its enterprises generated annual profit of more than $6 million. By May 1960, the Tisches had gained management control of Loew’s, named five new directors, and let it be known the company had $50 million"
The King of Cash: The Inside Story of Laurence Tisch
Themes
Hidden Value Asset PlayLiquidity as Strategic ShieldOwner’s Mentality Over Manager’s EgoDiversification for Cycle ResilienceBuy Low, Fix Fast, Exit SlowActivist Investor When NeededQuestion-Driven DisciplineContrarian Patience in Asset MarketsSpeed Beats OverplanningEthics-First Boardroom InterventionsStructural Tax Advantage EngineeringManagement Autonomy, Command When NeededConviction Without CompromiseFree Cash Flow as Decision Lens