Moore Capital Portfolio Manager Who (Allegedly!) Trashed A Hamptons House With Midgets Not A Moore Cap PM Anymore

Brett Barna capped off his weekend with a firing.
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Not happy! (Louis Bacon/Getty Images)

Not happy! (Louis Bacon/Getty Images)

Moore Capital founder Louis Bacon is apparently not down with his employees allegedly renting $20 million Hamptons houses and proceeding to destroy them under the guise of raising animal awareness. If that's not spelled out in the company handbook it will be in future editions.

"Mr. [Brett] Barna's personal judgment was inconsistent with the firm's values," the company told CNBC in a statement. "He is no longer employed by Moore Capital Management." News reports cited a raucous party that Barna threw over the weekend at a $20 million mansion in the Hamptons, the summer playground of New York City's wealthy. The party featured showers of Champagne, throngs of young people milling around the house and dwarfs with Champagne guns.

Hedge funder fired over wild Hamptons party [CNBC]

Earlier: If This Hedge Fund PM’s Gotta Trash A $20 Million Hamptons House With Some Gun-Toting Midgets To Raise Awareness For Animals, Then That’s (Allegedly!) What He’s Gonna Do

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