Reuters reports Alabama-based Harbert Management Corp, which invested $25 million with Phil Falcone to give him his start in 2001, has “begun to pull [its] investments from Harbinger,” while putting money with a newer, younger distressed debt trader, Greg Jordan, who will run Harbert Credit Opportunities Fund, which opens February 1. Harbert is said to have high hopes for Jordan, though no word on whether or not he’ll be able to compete with Falcone when it comes to a taste for the finer things in life or barnyard animals who perform burlesque shows. [Reuters]
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-Lisa F
Jesus, Bessar! You are a vicious animal blogger today with these rapid fire posts. Did you get your hands on a case of FourLoco?
Can’t wait to see Mrs. Jordan….
I sure hope they find him a good country girl before sending him out to the big city so that he does not end up with some unhinged city skank like that good boy from the Iron Range did.
“Reuters reports Alabama-based Harbert Management Corp, which invested $25 million with Phil Falcone to give him his start in 2001, has “begun to pull [its] investments from Harbinger,” while putting money with a newer, younger distressed debt trader, Greg Jordan, who will run Harbert Credit Opportunities Fund, which opens February 1.”
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Why is young trader Greg Jordan distressed?
-Concerned DE Shaw Genius Wannabe
no way she’s hotter/crazier than mrs. F.
^ = Mrs F.
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