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Are the ex-partners, sons and daughters of billionaires any good at allocating capital?

MacKenzie Scott one year before here divorce from Jeff Bezos (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File)

Last year, MacKenzie Scott donated $7.2 billion to philanthropic endeavours worldwide. In fact, since her divorce from Jeff Bezos, Scott has donated a staggering $26 billiion to good causes.

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