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26.02.26 - 09:24
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Man Group CFO: ′Confident′ about 2026 as Assets Hit Record (Bloomberg)
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The CFO of Man Group is confident about his group's outlook for 2026, as the world's largest publicly listed hedge fund saw $1.4 billion of net inflows in the final three months of 2025. Antoine Forterre spoke with Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden and Anna Edwards in London. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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20.02.26 - 20:57
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Steve Cohen Tops Hedge Fund Rich List With $3.4 Billion Haul (ZeroHedge)
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Steve Cohen Tops Hedge Fund Rich List With $3.4 Billion Haul
Steve Cohen spent last fall doing something few billionaire owners enjoy: apologizing. As the New York Mets staggered through a bruising 2025 campaign, he took to social media to tell fans he was sorry for the disappointment at Citi Field. Yet even as the baseball season fizzled, Cohen was clinching a very different kind of pennant, according to Bloomberg.
The founder of Point72 Asset Management finished the year as the highest-paid hedge fund manager on Bloomberg's annual ranking, pocketing an estimated $3.4 billion. That works out to more than $9 million every day — a staggering haul even by Wall Street standards. For the first time since the list began, Cohen sat alone at the top.
The contrast is striking. Cohen, 69, bought the Mets in 2020 for a record $2.4 billion and pledged to deliver a championship within three to five years. He backed up that promise with one of the sport's largest payrolls. But while October glory in Qu...
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