Key Takeaways
- • David Druley, Chairman and CEO of Cambridge Associates, and Ekta Tolani, Chief Investment Officer of KBW Ventures, discussed asset allocation heading into 2027 at Bloomberg Invest Dubai 2026.
- • The panel covered investment opportunities and areas of risk for institutional portfolios entering 2027, moderated by Bloomberg's Farah Elbahrawy.
- • The conversation was published as a Bloomberg video on November 12, 2026.
Summary
Cambridge Associates Chairman and CEO David Druley and KBW Ventures Chief Investment Officer Ekta Tolani took part in a Bloomberg video discussion on investing in 2027, recorded at Bloomberg Invest Dubai 2026 and published November 12, 2026. Bloomberg's Farah Elbahrawy moderated the conversation.
According to the program description, the speakers addressed asset allocation, investment opportunities and areas of risk as investors plan for the year ahead. Druley leads Cambridge Associates, an investment consultant and advisor to institutional investors, while Tolani oversees investment decisions at KBW Ventures, the venture capital arm associated with KBW.
The primary source is a video listing and does not disclose specific allocation targets, return forecasts, or dollar figures discussed during the panel. Readers seeking the specific views expressed should consult the full recording on Bloomberg.
According to the program description, the speakers addressed asset allocation, investment opportunities and areas of risk as investors plan for the year ahead. Druley leads Cambridge Associates, an investment consultant and advisor to institutional investors, while Tolani oversees investment decisions at KBW Ventures, the venture capital arm associated with KBW.
The primary source is a video listing and does not disclose specific allocation targets, return forecasts, or dollar figures discussed during the panel. Readers seeking the specific views expressed should consult the full recording on Bloomberg.
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