It’s safe to say that boasting about managing the Genovese drug store fortune in 2032 will be even less of a draw to potential investors than it was in 2015.
Calvin Klein’s old place in Southampton is just the right getaway for the Citadel chief to spend two or three days a year.
First put it up as collateral for a loan, then allegedly just sell it without paying off that loan.
Emmanuel Lemelson may not have the power of prophecy he claims, but he sure does seem to have gotten jobbed by the SEC and a company he shorted.
You can be sure Jim Simons took some deep, satisfying drags as Elon Musk made him another $2 billion.
These are the lengths one apparently must go to not lose one’s shirt in film finance.
Do not interrupt Eric DeLamarter’s sleep. But turn him in if you want a reward.
The Japanese, on the other hand, are proving a bit more open because, you know, SoftBank.
The hedge fund manager’s distaste for the Chinese Communist Party is deep and strong.
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Credit Suisse’s institutional shareholders have their CEO’s back like Republican senators have the president’s.
Sanjay Shah will be staying at a hotel next time he’s in London, assuming there is a next time.
If you’re looking for grandpa, he’s a few blocks north.
Let’s pretend GAM’s acquisition of hedge fund Cantab Capital wasn’t a catastrophe, and go from there.
Ignore the dead Chinese people and consider of the opportunities they present.
Not that his retirement has anything to do with the dead pedophile, of course.
T. Boone Pickens’ heirs will have to make do with less than Griffin paid for a New York apartment in exchange for 101 square miles of Texas.
One soon-to-be-defunct hedge fund was doing all sorts of allegedly improper accounting while the regulator watched.
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Actually, they’re slightly worse. Go us!
The state’s in the doldrums, and Harry Arora knows a thing or two about making deficits go away.
It’s not exactly Wagnerian justice, but it has a poetic ring.
Possibly too big a fan, but he’s bedridden with Ackmania for Netflix.
