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...By that measure, Tiger’s Chase Coleman had a phenomenal 2022. It will be interesting to see how Tiger’s current fundraising campaign goes....
...Last year almost everything Tiger Global touched turned to dust, with Chase Coleman’s hedge fund racking up one of the biggest dollar losses in the industry’s history....
...The divergent performance of Clifford Asness’s AQR Capital Management and Chase Coleman’s Tiger Global offers a great snapshot of how value and growth stocks did last year....
...After debuting at 14th in 2020 and slipping to 16th in 2021, Chase Coleman has now dropped out of the list altogether after an $18bn aggregate loss from its main hedge fund, long-only and crossover investment...
...After a year that can fairly be described as an omnishambles, Chase Coleman is desperately trying to douse out Tiger Global’s portfolio of dumpster fire tech stocks and limit the already record book-worthy...
...Ballet’s double bill features Harald Lander’s Études from 1948 — a stylised staging of a dancer’s warm-up — and Circle Electric, resident choreographer Stephanie Lake’s commission for the company set to Robin...
...The FT’s Robin Wigglesworth chronicles their evolution....
...you’re probably not doing as badly as Chase Coleman. To be fair, one of Coleman’s long-only funds at Tiger Global is actually doing even worse than ARKK so far this year....
...The losses marked a dramatic fall from grace for Tiger Global’s founder Chase Coleman, who has emerged as one of the world’s most prominent growth investors after founding the firm in 2001....
...Given that Tiger lost 7 per cent in 2021, this means Coleman’s entire 48 per cent gain in 2020 — which personally netted Coleman an estimated $2.5bn — has evaporated, and then some....
...Coleman reportedly personally netted $2.5bn that year. Institutional Investor wrote a profile on “How Chase Coleman Became a Hedge Fund Legend”. Today things look a little different....
...Our colleagues wrote a great feature on the “mauling of Tiger Global” a few weeks ago, which is great background on a pretty remarkable turn in fortunes for Chase Coleman....
...Coleman is by most accounts a pretty brilliant investor as well, and maybe this will end up being another redemption story in years to come....
...Passive funds comprehensively smashed active managers when it came to gathering new assets, according to EPFR data, writes Robin Wigglesworth....
...The losses mark a dramatic fall from grace for Tiger Global’s founder Chase Coleman, who has emerged as one of the world’s most prominent growth investors after founding the firm in 2001....
...At the Robin Hood conference, Laffont said there were some “green shoots” of opportunity in China....
...Chinese stocks popular with big fund managers like Chase Coleman’s Tiger Global, Edinburgh-based Baillie Gifford and a group tied to Berkshire Hathaway vice-chair Charlie Munger have been hammered....
...Coleman added a $12.8mn position in a small company called Lamb Weston....
...Robin Wigglesworth argues that the relative resilience of Big Tech is obscuring the extent of the damage....
...But if Tiger Global is truly anything like SoftBank, DD ventures to guess Coleman won’t appreciate being lumped in with the crowd....
...The latter include the 2019 world championships gold and silver medallists, Christian Coleman and Justin Gatlin of the US, respectively....
...Red hot private markets have raised a lot of burning questions, FT Alphaville editor Robin Wigglesworth writes in two posts....
...Markets are more fragile than investors think, writes Robin Wigglesworth....
...robin.wigglesworth@ft.com...
...As PFC Energy chair Robin West points out, their mismanagement will eventually cut global supply....
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