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☆ World's largest hedge funds record bumper year of profits, research shows
  + stars: | 2024-01-23 | by ( Karen Gilchrist | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +1 min
Signage for Citadel Investment Group LLC hangs outside their office in Chicago, Illinois, U.S. The world's top hedge funds raked in record profits last year amid a resurgence in stock markets, new analysis showed. The 20 leading fund managers made $67 billion in investor profits in 2023, up from the $65 billion recorded during the pandemic-era rally of 2021, according research Monday from LCH Investments, a fund of hedge funds. Overall, the fund management industry recorded gains of $218 billion after fees, according to LCH Investments estimates. Included among the best performers were Christopher Hohn's TCI, Ken Griffin's Citadel and Andreas Halvorsen's Viking.
Persons: Christopher Hohn's, Ken Griffin's, Andreas Halvorsen's Viking Organizations: Citadel Investment Group, LCH Investments, Christopher Hohn's TCI, Ken Locations: Chicago , Illinois, U.S
☆ Everyone wants to be an activist investor these days. Insiders like Carl Icahn lay out why it's not as easy as it looks.
  + stars: | 2022-12-15 | by ( Daniel Geiger | Rebecca Ungarino | Casey Sullivan | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +12 min
Carl Icahn had a textbook strategy for the Nevada-based energy utility Southwest Gas Holdings. In August, Southwest Gas' board decided against a divestiture, and the sale of subsidiaries that Icahn had urged remains uncertain. "Shareholders don't want to hear it, but you really have great difficulty selling a company at a good price today," the widely followed activist investor Icahn told Insider. via CNBCBut, like Icahn in the case of Southwest Gas, participants in this new onslaught may find themselves confounded by an increasingly complex and fraught business environment. According to Lazard, 37% of activist campaigns this year were launched by first-timers, the highest proportion since the company started tracking these figures in 2015.
☆ Sinking stocks have helped activist campaigns surge. But giants like Carl Icahn say the business is riskier than ever.
  + stars: | 2022-12-14 | by ( Daniel Geiger | Rebecca Ungarino | Casey Sullivan | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +12 min
Carl Icahn had a textbook strategy for the Nevada-based energy utility Southwest Gas Holdings. In August, Southwest Gas' board decided against a divestiture, and the sale of subsidiaries that Icahn had urged remains uncertain. That means that the sale of companies like Southwest Gas is off the table for the time being — or will get done at prices far lower than before. via CNBCBut, like Icahn in the case of Southwest Gas, participants in this new onslaught may find themselves confounded by an increasingly complex and fraught business environment. According to Lazard, 37% of activist campaigns this year were launched by first-timers, the highest proportion since the company started tracking these figures in 2015.
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