Extremely Wealthy
Hedge fund billionaire’s ruthless strategies include bullying CEOs, suing governments and seizing their navy’s ships
Hedge fund managers are rarely the quiet, retiring type, but few are as boldly bare-knuckled as Paul Singer, the founder of Elliott Management. Singer, who took home $400 million last year, makes his fortune through activist investing. While other investors are content to buy shares or bonds, and wait for…
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