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Hedge Fund Resurrection
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Hedge Fund Resurrection

The past few years have been tough on most hedge fund managers, but not on Reade Griffith. Sitting in a meeting room of the London offices of his Tetragon Financial, Griffith is charged up. He says he can’t wait to get up every morning at 6 a.m. and scour the news for European stock bargains in the post-Brexit environment.

Managing Assets and Partnerships at Tetragon
Capital Allocators
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Managing Assets and Partnerships at Tetragon

Hear about Reade Griffith’s path to investing and his personal views on managing volatility, macro risk, and event-driven investing.

How Two Organizations Created One Active Real Estate Manager
Institutional Investor
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How Two Organizations Created One Active Real Estate Manager

Tetragon’s TFG Asset Management to merge GreenOak Real Estate with Sun Life’s Bentall Kennedy.

How Tetragon Financial Profits From Complexity
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How Tetragon Financial Profits From Complexity

Alpha is elusive – and getting ever more so. Tetragon Financial Group, a $2 billion closed-end fund co-founded by hedge fund manager Reade Griffith, thinks it has an answer, even if it’s a complicated one.

Fund claims Sky investors could lose out in Disney-Fox deal
Financial Times
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Fund claims Sky investors could lose out in Disney-Fox deal

A hedge fund with a small stake in Sky has complained that Walt Disney’s takeover of 21st Century Fox could cost minority shareholders in the UK satellite broadcaster a hefty premium unless the regulator intervenes.

US activists make their mark in Europe
Financial Times
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US activists make their mark in Europe

When Dan Loeb announced his largest ever stake in Switzerland-based Nestlé this summer, writes Lindsay Fortado, the move was the latest sign of the interest taken in Europe by activist shareholders from the US.

Time up on Trump trade, hedge funds look abroad
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Time up on Trump trade, hedge funds look abroad

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) – Hedge fund managers said they are looking beyond the United States for investment ideas as the so-called Trump bump stock market rally shows signs it may be fizzling.

Hedge Fund Activists See More Opportunities in European Companies
Wall Street Journal
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Hedge Fund Activists See More Opportunities in European Companies

Activist hedge fund Third Point LLC’s $3.5 billion stake in Nestlé threatens to make life awkward for the world’s largest packaged-food company. Several funds in Europe’s nascent market for shareholder activism are already creating a nuisance for the region’s companies for much less money.

Hedge fund backer ups WH Ireland stake to 19%
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Hedge fund backer ups WH Ireland stake to 19%

Hedge fund manager Reade Griffith has once again upped his exposure to WH Ireland as its shares have continued their recent slide.

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