And One Investor

Why did Invesco's Todd Bassen cross the road? For crepe cake, of course. On Friday afternoon, we passed him on Fifth Avenue and 43rd, on his way to Lady M Confections just south of Bryant Park. His wife, Dina, remembering how much he enjoys the crepe cake there, brought two slices home. But his daughter, Alana, discovered a similar love and ate his share. Todd's solution to having his cake and eating it, too: no more messing with slices. Buy an entire cake.

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