Electrum Group Chairman Thomas Kaplan on The David Rubenstein Show

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May.29 -- David Rubenstein interviews Thomas Kaplan, businessman, investor, philanthropist and art collector. He found great success with bets on natural resources and then became a major philanthropist, creating the only organization devoted exclusively to saving the world's "big cats" (lions, tigers, snow leopards, etc.). Kaplan also founded The Leiden Collection, the world's largest private holding of Rembrandt paintings, which he loans out to museums worldwide. The interview took place in New York City on May 6.

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  • He makes it sound so easy to make money, bless him
  • Tom, listening to you speak, the gentle tone of your knowledge, the expression and character exuded, truly invites everyone to ‘understand’…..
  • Great ! Thanks for this interview.He is like an Artist or Author rather than a tycoon .Love his genuine love for Big Cats and his efforts of wildlife conservation. And the Rembrandt collection.
  • Mr. Kaplan, Please write a book ... what a fantastic story! I'd love to read it!
  • What an engaging, charismatic person - to see him is to see his father and mother at their best. Accomplished beyond his years and much to be very proud of - the world is a better place with him in it.
  • I get it. This guy's a billionaire and all. But where are the setbacks in the story? All gain no pain for this guy. Straight to the top. Midas Touch on everything. Nice.
  • Thomas Kaplan., great interview., 👏👏👏👏👏👏👑💯👑💎., Great Questions David.
  • Can someone fill in the gap between getting a history degree and being a precious metals analyst and meeting Mr. Soros?
  • @70svd
    Wow he knows nothing about everything and yet lucks give him everything, what a lucky guy 😆
  • I didn’t know Colin Firth was a wildcatting precious metals mining magnate.
  • very inspiring, funny how most emerging markets have great opportunities but which are very much undervalued and most are grappling for crumbs on our utopian markets