He's already been investigated (or prosecuted, I forget) for expensing personal stuff at the fund. But really, it would be easy to consider it an investment, or buy the asset personally and then invest it personally. Whether or not a small asset like that is his personally or the fund's doesn't affect his decision making.

> He's already been investigated (or prosecuted, I forget) for expensing personal stuff at the fund.

Are we still talking about the same thing here?

> or buy the asset personally and then invest it personally.

Yes he could obviously do this, but he can't just give part of hte funds assets away, which is what I was clarifying.