From USA Today It’s summer in the city and we all know what that means: Hedge fund billionaires head to their homes in New York’s swank Hamptons beachfront area …. with angry protesters in tow. Or so it will be this weekend for Dan Loeb, the billionaire founder of Third Point. Loeb, worth an estimated $2.5 billion, is known...Read More
From NYT Jean Pigozzi, the venture capitalist and art collector, was lounging by the pool at his villa in Cap d’Antibes early this month, enjoying a rare break from what he calls “the circuit.” After attending the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, he flew to the TED ideas conference in Vancouver, mingling with...Read More
From ForwardFlorida.com With apologies to Horace Greeley and the cause of Manifest Destiny, hedge funds have caught the migratory fever and are loading up their wagons — albeit with office furniture — and pursuing new frontiers such as South Florida, which is viewed as being rife with opportunity (and wealthy residents). New York-based SkyBridge...Read More
Two months after spending $71.2 million on a landmark oceanfront estate in Palm Beach, billionaire hedge funder Paul Tudor Jones II signed a $53.4 million mortgage for his new property, The Real Deal has learned. The home was the last remaining piece of Casa Apava, a historic 11-acre site that was purchased by developer Dwight...Read More
Many thanks to CACEIS and Michael Wolfe for being so gracious sponsoring our Boca Raton PBHFA event last Thursday, to those who flew in from NYC to be part of our community, to our members who were in attendance and have seen our tremendous growth, and to our very special guest Coach Howard Schnellenberger, whose...Read More
http://sfbwmag.com/departments/wealth/edge-hedge Some Press For The PBHFA BY BY KEVIN GALE IN WEALTH • JAN 22ND, 2015 What do cold weather, IRS regulations, high taxes in the Northeast and a change in New York’s mayor have in common? They are all reasons hedge funds are moving to South Florida. What at first seemed a glimmer in...Read More
