The influential economist also happened to deliver annual returns of 15pc in a timespan covering the Wall Street Crash and the Second World War, writes Andrew Oxlade. In a newly published study of Keynes’s investments for King’s College, Cambridge, Dr David Chambers, university lecturer in Finance, and Professor Elroy Dimson, research director in Finance and Accounting of Cambridge’s Judge Business School, acknowledges Keynes’s idiosyncratic style.
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