Paul Colonna: The Perfect Fit for a Big Company CIO Job
Sporting good returns, Lockheed Martin’s investment chief prepped at State Street and General Electric.
Sporting good returns, Lockheed Martin’s investment chief prepped at State Street and General Electric.
So, you thought these big companies were unstoppable, eh? A Goldman survey of hedge operators begs to differ.
These guys were among 15 who personally pocketed $23 billion from their investing scores, a Bloomberg tally shows.
A ‘flash mob with money,’ their enthusiasm for the ailing retailer’s stock has lost short sellers a reported $23.6 billion.
Consultants Agecroft Partners say that a turnaround in overall hedgie results is bringing a brighter picture.
After too many years of drag-butt performance, they’ve taken advantage of a volatile 2020.
In a time of LDI and other de-risking, they seem less risky than stocks, yet offer decent returns.