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17Jun

Ray Dalio — Part Two: Bridgewater Grows

This is part two of a ten-part series on Ray Dalio (and part of our ebook), founder of Bridgewater Associates the world’s largest hedge fund. Founded by Dalio during 1975 from his two-bedroom apartment, today Bridgewater manages $169 billion for a wide array of institutional clients, including foreign governments and central banks, corporate and public pension funds.

Over its 40-year history, Bridgewater has been recognized as a top-performing manager and an industry innovator. The . . .

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