It’s JC Day on Dealbreaker, so here’s a hedge fund, inspired by Christ. Charging 2 and 20, $500,000 minimum. Get in at the ground floor:
C3:23 Capital debuted in January with $2 million. The long/short equity fund was founded by Trevor Chase Brown, an Atlanta investor who told HedgeFund.net that he’s been managing his own money for 10 years. Brown also claims a four-year audited track record. Brown said the fund is sector-agnostic, with one exception: The newly-minted hedgie said he tends to avoid technology names. The fund, which is “100% long 90% of the time,” according to Brown, is named for Colossians 3:23, which reads, “Work at everything you do with all your heart.”
Divine New Atlanta Hedge Fund Launches [FINalternatives via BI]
As of Wednesday, Jamie Dimon couldn’t fly through Atlanta, because he was at risk of being arrested, for illegally dumping used tires, according to CBS news. Apparently, though, ha ha, it was just a bit of a mix up.
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Jamie Dimon is the most-loved CEO on Wall Street. There’s no debating that. Obama loves him, the press loves him, tweens love him, we love him. He’s devastatingly charming, handsome, and smart. He’s got integrity oozing out of every orifice. He’s funny. Good at basketball. He can fix things around the house. The list goes on. There is one thing you don’t know about JD, though. Despite having a pretty jam-packed schedule, what with his job running a multi-billion dollar corporation and beating men, women and children off with a stick, he’s somehow found the time to fit in bi-weekly runs to Atlanta. To dump used tires. Illegally. According to City Solicitor Raines Carter. Who’s issued a warrant for Jamie’s arrest.
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