Meet the hedge fund manager who bucked the trend and became a billionaire: ForbesBillionaires
Mostly it has been a hedge fund desert. The names who have struggled are familiar to those who follow Wall Street: Einhorn, Paulson, Ackman, Lampert, Mindich, Perry, Jacobson, Howard, Burbank, Rosenstein and many more.
Then there is Jeffrey Talpins. At 44, Talpins has bucked the trend that has swept the hedge fund world. His Element Capital hedge fund has returned about 21% annually net of some expensive fees since its inception in 2005—an incredible track record in any era. This is a hedge fund that has grown up and excelled during the years after the financial crisis in which the vast majority of hedge funds have struggled mightily.
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