Julian Robertson
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Julian Hart Robertson Jr (born 1932) was born in Salisbury, North Carolina in the United States. Robertson founded the investment firm Tiger Management Corp., one of the earliest hedge funds. Robertson is credited with turning $8 million in start-up capital in 1980 into over $22 billion in the late 1990s, though that was followed by a fast downward spiral that ended with the funds' closing in 2000.
In 1993, his compensation and share of Tiger's gain exceeded $300 million. His 2003 estimated net worth was over $400 million, and in 2008 it was estimated at $1.8 billion. Robertson is thought to have shorted the sub-prime. Having long warned of a coming credit crisis, Robertson's bet may have paid off handsomely: his current wealth is estimated by some to exceed $3 billion.
The Tiger funds reached a peak of $22 billion in assets in 1998. But because of the skyrocketing values of the technology stock craze combined with the stumbling of Robertson's usual valuation yardstick, Robertson suffered large losses at the end of the decade. When the Standard and Poor's 500-stock index climbed 21 percent in 1999, the Tiger funds declined 19 percent.
Tiger's largest equity holding at that time was U.S. Airways, whose troubles dragged down the value of his holdings. Such missteps ultimately led him to close his investment company in March 2000 and return all outside capital to investors. Tiger earlier made $2bn in gains but then gave most of them back during a huge one-day move in the yen in 1998.
But when viewed from the longterm, the results look a bit different: Robertson's funds since their inception yielded an average annual return of roughly 25 percent over 20 years. And the timing of the closure was fortunate for investors: Robertson managed to dodge some of the worst bloodletting of the market top. Since that time, Robertson has fared well for his chief client: himself.
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