Hema Parmar is an investing reporter whose work has been featured in publications such as Fortune, Bloomberg News, BNN Bloomberg, and more. With a focus on hedge funds, venture capital, and financial markets, Hema provides insightful analysis and coverage of the latest developments in the investment world.
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By: Jonathan Randles, Hema Parmar
Allegation is in filing seeking dismissal of Jefferies claim George Weiss said he never agreed to personally guarantee debt
David Goel , who worked for hedge fund titan Julian Robertson before launching Matrix Capital Management 25 years ago, is shuttering his $11 billion firm and returning client cash.
Magnetar Capital , the $17.5 billion money manager known for alternative credit and hedge fund investing, is pushing into newer territory: venture capital.
John Overdeck and David Siegel to become co-chairmen Carter Lyons, Scott Hoffman will take over as co-CEOs Sept. 30
The billionaire founders of Two Sigma Investments — John Overdeck and David Siegel — are stepping down from day-to-day management after feuding for years and handing control to two new co-chief executive officers.
Hostility between the two men has simmered for years Some fear the former CEOs will continue to clash as advisers
By: Hema Parmar
Wall Street is full of tales of animus and betrayal. But rarely has bad blood built up and spilled out the way it has at one of the world’s biggest hedge funds.
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