E11: Neil Datta, The Forbes Family Trust's Approach to VC | Is there Alpha in Due Diligence?
David Weisburd sits down with Neil Datta, Managing Director of Optima Asset Management managing the wealth of some of the world’s most important people (including the late Queen Elizabeth II). We're proudly sponsored by AngelList, visit https://www.angellist.com/tlp if you’re ready to level up your startup or fund.…
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