Bob Bishop

Produces and processes multi-filament polyester and nylon textured yarns

Tiger Management employs a passive, multi-strategy, fund-of-fund investment approach. The firm also provides seed capital to other upcoming hedge fund managers.

Kingdon aims to achieve attractive risk-adjusted returns across all market cycles. The firm adheres to research driven process, investing across geographies, industries and asset classes to find the best use of capital. They offer two investment strategies: a global long/short equity strategy (Flagship Strategy) and a global long/short healthcare strategy (Healthcare Strategy). The Flagship Strategy consists of thematic, idiosyncratic and opportunistic investments with diversified return drivers and an emphasis on liquidity. The Healthcare Strategy primarily invests in the global healthcare industry.

SFM aims to protect and grow Open Society’s resources. The firm invests globally in a wide range of strategies and asset classes, including public equities, fixed income, commodities, foreign exchange, alternative assets and private equity.

Maverick’s investment process is driven by intensive, fundamental bottom-up research. They deploy capital to individual investment opportunities that they believe offer the highest returns relative to risk, regardless of index weightings, market capitalization, or style orientations. Their research is augmented by a top-down view of individual industries and the efforts of their quantitative research team. The firm’s investment team is organized into four industry sector teams: consumer, healthcare, cyclicals, and technology. The industry sector teams are supported by two disciplined research teams (private investments and quantitative).;

Impala seeks to maximize returns in strong markets and protect returns in weak markets primarily through a long/short equity strategy utilizing fundamental research and analysis. In addition, the firm manages a long-only equity strategy. They invest primarily in global cyclical companies in basic industries such as consumer, energy, industrials and materials sectors. Impala Asset Management seeks undervalued securities that offer upside potential often times due to changes in the economic or business cycle for long positions and overvalued stocks that offer downside potential for short positions. The firm examines the aforementioned global cyclical sectors and the securities therein from a bottom-up and top-down perspective. Investment decisions are made by a portfolio manager.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Pooled investment fund