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发信人: laodou (别拿豆包不当干粮), 信区: Military
标 题: 对对冲基金经理来说，Mega million算个球
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Apr 2 15:39:55 2012, 美东)
1. Raymond Dalio
Earned: $3.9 Billion
Firm: Bridgewater Associates
Hedge Fund AUM: $70 billion
Total AUM: $120 billion
Bridgewater Associates founder Raymond Dalio tops this year’s list with a $
3.9 billion payday for 2011. The Westport, Conn.-based Bridgewater is the
largest hedge fund in the world, and in the past two years, the 63-year-old
Dalio has earned $7 billion dollars.
According to reports, Bridgewater is betting on gold in 2012, figuring
several countries will intentionally inflate their money supply to help
reduce debt. The hedge fund is also looking for strength in emerging markets
currencies, as well as lower yields in what it deems to be high-quality
government bond markets.
Bridgewater has made about $50 billion for its investors since Dalio founded
it in 1975 from his two-bedroom New York apartment.
2. Carl Icahn
Earned: $2.5 Billion
Firm: Icahn Capital Management
AUM: $7 Billion
While more than half of all hedge funds were in the red, the 76-year-old one
-time corporate raider racked up a 34.5 percent gross return. Even more
impressive, Icahn accomplished these returns without the benefit of
investment fees. Icahn returned all money to outside investors in April 2011
, in order to avoid a repeat of 2008, when short-sighted investors clamored
for funds to be returned.
Icahn generated nearly half of his gains in the fourth-quarter, led by
natural gas company El Paso (EP), which agreed to be acquired by Kinder
Morgan (KMI) some three months after Icahn began building his position.
His other big winners: biotech company Biogen Idec (BIIB), communications
companies Motorola Mobility Holdings (MMI) and Motorola Solutions (MSI), and
Chesapeake Energy (CHK).
3. James Simons
Earned: $2.1 Billion
Firm: Renaissance Technologies
AUM: $20 Billion
Last year, Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund (RIEF) surged about 34
percent. Those gains, along with the returns on the firm’s Medallion funds,
enabled Simons to rake in more than $2 billion last year. The gains came
mostly from returns on his own money — even though he retired in 2010.
The co-CEOs of Renaissance Technologies, which managed the fund, threatened
to shut it down in 2009 after two years of disappointing losses. Simons
serves as non-executive chairman of the East Setauket, N.Y.-based hedge fund
firm.
发信人: laodou (别拿豆包不当干粮), 信区: Military
标 题: 对对冲基金经理来说，Mega million算个球
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Apr 2 15:39:55 2012, 美东)
1. Raymond Dalio
Earned: $3.9 Billion
Firm: Bridgewater Associates
Hedge Fund AUM: $70 billion
Total AUM: $120 billion
Bridgewater Associates founder Raymond Dalio tops this year’s list with a $
3.9 billion payday for 2011. The Westport, Conn.-based Bridgewater is the
largest hedge fund in the world, and in the past two years, the 63-year-old
Dalio has earned $7 billion dollars.
According to reports, Bridgewater is betting on gold in 2012, figuring
several countries will intentionally inflate their money supply to help
reduce debt. The hedge fund is also looking for strength in emerging markets
currencies, as well as lower yields in what it deems to be high-quality
government bond markets.
Bridgewater has made about $50 billion for its investors since Dalio founded
it in 1975 from his two-bedroom New York apartment.
2. Carl Icahn
Earned: $2.5 Billion
Firm: Icahn Capital Management
AUM: $7 Billion
While more than half of all hedge funds were in the red, the 76-year-old one
-time corporate raider racked up a 34.5 percent gross return. Even more
impressive, Icahn accomplished these returns without the benefit of
investment fees. Icahn returned all money to outside investors in April 2011
, in order to avoid a repeat of 2008, when short-sighted investors clamored
for funds to be returned.
Icahn generated nearly half of his gains in the fourth-quarter, led by
natural gas company El Paso (EP), which agreed to be acquired by Kinder
Morgan (KMI) some three months after Icahn began building his position.
His other big winners: biotech company Biogen Idec (BIIB), communications
companies Motorola Mobility Holdings (MMI) and Motorola Solutions (MSI), and
Chesapeake Energy (CHK).
3. James Simons
Earned: $2.1 Billion
Firm: Renaissance Technologies
AUM: $20 Billion
Last year, Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund (RIEF) surged about 34
percent. Those gains, along with the returns on the firm’s Medallion funds,
enabled Simons to rake in more than $2 billion last year. The gains came
mostly from returns on his own money — even though he retired in 2010.
The co-CEOs of Renaissance Technologies, which managed the fund, threatened
to shut it down in 2009 after two years of disappointing losses. Simons
serves as non-executive chairman of the East Setauket, N.Y.-based hedge fund
firm.