A while back a reader asked me what hedge funds would he recommend to start his hedge fund career? Now, at risk on fan boyism, I suggest any of the Tiger Cubs (of Julian Robertson fame). For those not in the know, Tiger Management Version 1.0, i.e Julian Robertson’s original hedge fund spawned a number of fantastic hedge fund managers that have racked up impressive returns. Tiger Management Version 2.0, housed at 101 Park Avenue, is a number of fund that Julian has seeded. Some are still small and some are very large. And a number of them have been VERY successful. While working at a Tiger Cub hedge fund won’t guarantee you success in the hedge fund universe, it is obviously a good start. With the help of Bloomberg, Google, and a couple of friends that have too much time on their hands, here is our attempt at recreating the Julian Robertson Tiger Cub “family tree” (Read it as such…Hedge Fund Name – Founder / Portfolio Manager)…
- Blue Ridge Capital – John Griffin
- Bridger Management – Roberto Mignone
- Valinor Management – David Gallo
- Bridger Management – Roberto Mignone
- Maverick Capital – Lee Ainslie
- Highside Capital Management – Lee Hobson
- Impala Asset Management – Robert Bishop
- Viking Global Investors – Andreas Halvorsen
- Tiger Eye Capital – Benjamin Gambill
- Hoplite Capital – John Lykouretzos
- Touradji Capital – Paul Touradji
- Lone Pine Capital – Stephen Mandel
- White Elm Capital – Matthew Iorio
- Conatus Capital – David Stemerman
- Shumway Capital Partners (Chris Shumway)
- Suranya Capital Partners – Anu Murgai
- JAT Capital – John Thaler
- Toscafund – Martin Hughes
- Second Curve Capital – Tom Brown
- Coatue Capital Management – Philippe Laffont
- Ridgefield Capital Management – Robert Ellis
- Discovery Capital Management – Rob Citrone
- Longhorn Capital Partners – Kris Kristynik
- Healthcor – Arthur B Cohen
- Pantera Capital Management – Dan Morehead
- Millgate Capital – James Lyle
- Intrepid Capital Management – Steve Shapiro
- Argonaut Capital Management – David Gerstenhaber
- Elmwood Advisors – Quinn Riordan
- Deerfield Capital – Arnold Snider
- Duff Capital Advisors – Philip Duff
- North Sound Capital (Rolled into Duff Capital) – Tom McAuley
- Joho Capital – Robert Karr
- Roundrock Capital Management – Peter Vig
- Speedwell – Fuyuki Fujiwara
- Williamson McAree Investment Partners – Ed McAree & Robert Williamson
- Asian Century Quest – Brian Kelly
- Sun Valley Gold – Peter Palmedo
Tiger Management v 2.0
- Tiger Global – Chase Coleman
- Tiger Asia – Bill Hwang
- Kylin Management – Ted Kang
- Tiger Shark Management – Tom Facciola & Michael Sears
- Tiger Consumer – Patrick McCormack
- Tiger Veda – Manish Chopra
- Torrey Pines Capital Management – Robert Jafek
- Fox Point Capital Management –Charles Anderson
- Axial Capital Management – Eliav Assouline
- Miura Global Management – Pasco Alfaro
- WRA Investment – William Araskog
- Hound Partners – Jonathan Auerback
- Goshen Investments – Christopher Burns
- Apos Capital Management – Alok Agrawal
- Centurion Global – Michael Popow
- DLH Capital Management – Rodrigo Andrade
- Eastern Advisors – Scott Booth
- Emerging Sovreign Group – J Kevin Kenny Jr
- Firemark Advisors – Michael Morrissey
- Kelusa Capital – RJ McCreary
- Lanexa Global Management – Ian Murray
- Maple Leaf Partners – Dane Andreef
- Pelagic Capital – McAndrew Rudisill
- Venesprie Capital Management – Quincy Fennebresque
- Steadfast Capital – Robert Pitts
- Marble Arch Investments – Tim Jenkins
- Japan Advisory – Edward Brogan
- Plural Investments – Matt Grossman
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Maple Leaf Partners – Dane Andreeff
Kelusa Capital – RJ McCreary
Could you post a list of Soros and Goldman Sachs alums?
You guys hiring IT people…?
1.0 Robert Pitts Steadfast Capital
Samlyn Capital, Robert Pohly
Plural Investments, Matthew Grossman
Merchant’s Gate Capital, Jason Capello
Japan Advisory, Edward Brogan
Marble Arch Investments, Timothy Jenkins
Almost all located at Tiger Management, 101 Park Avenue, New York
Bowman Capital closed in 2002
Thanks for the post mate.
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