Julian Robertson, every mention

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▶ 11:46 Eric Brooks It was a magnificent, exciting, terrifying period of time where I had the opportunity to work with David Swenson, Julian Robertson, and Andrew Golden, who were investors in our fund at the time, and also meet with people that had spent…

▶ 1:39 Ted Seides Mike has been in the alternatives industry for three decades, starting as an analyst under Lee Cooperman and Julian Robertson, helping build Frontpoint Partners, which began the institutionalization of hedge funds, serving as CEO of Oryx…
▶ 8:55 Mike Kelly I had an old hedge fund directory, I still have it, paper directory of the names and contact information for all of the hedge funds of the day, the Julians and the Bruce Covners and the Paul Tudor Joneses. 2 times in the scene
▶ 10:46 Ted Seides I'd love to hear what stuck most in your early analyst experiences with Lee and Julian and Tiger.
▶ 14:22 Mike Kelly They wanted to be the next Trillian Robertson or Stanley Druckenmiller.
▶ 1:02:45 Mike Kelly Outside of that, there's honorable mentions Julian Robertson and SUNY Harford.

▶ 12:55 Mitchell Green And so a family friend lived in New York and he's like, hey, you should meet this guy who is the number two or three at a hedge fund seeded by Julian Robertson at Tiger.

▶ 7:02 Mark Sullivan And so Nick Adams, Julian Robertson knew him well and had approached him to leave Wellington, join him and launch a hedge fund. 2 times in the scene

▶ 4:45 Ted Seides He trained under Julian Robertson in the heyday of Tiger management in the mid-nineties before launching Discovery in 1999. 2 times in the scene
▶ 7:19 Rob Citrone Julian was looking for somebody to do emerging markets. 2 times in the scene
▶ 12:23 Ted Seides What was that six month interview process with Julian like back in the day? 10 times in the scene
▶ 13:43 Ted Seides When you think back to the time from 95 to roughly 2000 when Julian folded up, the talent inside of the old tiger became fairly legendary in the hedge fund business. 4 times in the scene
▶ 16:54 Rob Citrone An opportunity to work with Tiger and Julian would be a great opportunity, and so let me do that. 10 times in the scene
▶ 22:25 Rob Citrone I think I was influenced a lot by what Tiger did and how they did it and how Julian did it.
▶ 22:53 Rob Citrone I mentioned Julian and George's Rolodex.
▶ 36:38 Rob Citrone The other thing is that, as I mentioned before with George and Julian, they used to cross-reference all ideas outside the firm.
▶ 40:06 Rob Citrone And the thing that Julian always used to say, and something that we try to do at Discovery and emulate that is, we have good ideas, but we want to replace the good ideas with better ideas.
▶ 46:07 Rob Citrone George Soros and Julian Robertson.

▶ 8:01 Chas Cocke Was the one professor from UVA who I'd done a pretty good job staying in touch with, and was someone who I really admired and looked up to, and his background was he'd been at Tiger, the old Julian Robertson Tiger for years and years, and… 2 times in the scene
▶ 9:47 Ted Seides So UVIMCO has this long history, both attached to Julian Robertson, Michael of Virginia mafia hedge funds, a lot of public equity, long short equity hedge funds.

▶ 29:50 Steve Rattner I think markets are certainly more efficient than they were when Julian Robertson got into business or some of the George Soros, some of the early pioneers.

▶ 8:23 Ted Seides Period of time, Julian Robertson folds up Tiger on the same pain threshold issue. 2 times in the scene

▶ 18:55 Michael Batnick And towards the late nineties, like Julian Robertson, he was early on the wrong side of the, you know, on the short side.

▶ 19:11 Ted Seides It's Blackstone, Reservoir, Protégé, Julian Robertson, Grosvenor, the Fund Fund Chicago is doing some of it now.

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