The world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, is currently in a dispute with The Wall Street Journal regarding its performance reporting and implications clients are lessening their commitment to the firm amid a performance “stumble” in August in the widely followed All Weather fund. This surrounds a succession plan at the top when, at the young age of 66, Dailo might have a few good years left in the engine and co-CEO Greg Jensen might have to put his ambitions to run the firm on hold. But in the end, does this highly unusual story of a truly radical transparency concept…
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- Bridgewater is really taking a successful practice used inside several hedge funds and broadening the scope to an entire organization
- An abbreviated history of what could be the hedge fund article of the year
- Bridgewater responds but one statement doesn't get reported
- Bridgewater performance history
- Was "Bridgewater" down -7% last year?
- Are assets under management down?
- What regulators say about the matter matters most
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