Institutional Investor published its annual ranking of the highest paid hedge fund managers today. There are no suprises. John Paulson came in first with $3.7 billion, followed by George Soros with $2.9 billion, James Simons with $2.8 billion, Philip Falcone with $1.7 billion and so on and so forth (backing up the truck was Viking Global Investors' O.Andreas Halvorsen with a measly $520 million). Pretty much what you were expecting all along, right? Right. What you probably weren't expecting, however, is the news that No. 2, Jorges Soros, has announced plans to take some of last year's income and get into the vino business. He's already bought up some land in Napa for a vineyard to be named at a later date, and is apparently circulating marketing materials to qualified investors interested in getting in on the fun. DealBreaker has obtained said materials. Find them after the jump
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Posted by guest , Apr 16, 2008 2:33PM
those are some nice grapes
Posted by NomadTrader , Apr 16, 2008 2:34PM
The wine ad I always wanted to see ... great stuff Bess.
Posted by guest , Apr 16, 2008 2:48PM
I wonder if this is part of his plot to steer politics to the (far) left? Could he possibly lace his new sophisticated beverage with a liberal elixer? Might the entire country turn into Sorostown?
Posted by HAM05 , Apr 16, 2008 3:09PM
sure would like to see some of bess' grapes
Posted by HAM05 , Apr 16, 2008 3:11PM
err..apparently my comments are working. please ignore the above and carry on.
Posted by guest , Apr 16, 2008 8:43PM
Is this the Soros whose company in Hongkong is one of those allege pro-Tibet rally and Olympic torch protester financiers?An intelligence report about whose Who in the West are the orchestrators /financiers came out and his name is one along with NED and others.It's a shame! The fact that we don't have permanent friends we are creating more enemies.
Posted by guest , Apr 16, 2008 9:42PM
@8:43 - oh shut the fuck up, you apologist.