Tiger Management, every mention

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▶ 10:07 Mike Kelly From there, I went on to work at Tiger Management.
▶ 10:46 Ted Seides I'd love to hear what stuck most in your early analyst experiences with Lee and Julian and Tiger.
▶ 1:02:28 Mike Kelly Gil was the head trader at Tiger.

▶ 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. 2 times in the scene

▶ 32:23 Scott Bessent And then I think some macro positions had hurt Tiger, that Soros had had a big drawdown.

▶ 12:36 Adam Rodman I think that's very different from the tiger model of the nineties or even go back like Michael Steinhard decades before that, where investors at limited partners gave you the flexibility to take big concentrated swings.

▶ 11:29 Michael Rees Because remember, sort of late nineties, the two biggest hedge funds in the world, Tiger and Soros,

▶ 4:45 Ted Seides He trained under Julian Robertson in the heyday of Tiger management in the mid-nineties before launching Discovery in 1999.
▶ 7:14 Rob Citrone And then there was a fellow that worked at Fidelity named James Lyle, who worked at Tiger. 2 times in the scene
▶ 12:44 Rob Citrone He was always interested in Brazil because we had a lot of investors from Brazil at Tiger. 4 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. 3 times in the scene
▶ 16:45 Ted Seides What was the impetus for you leaving Tiger to set up your own job? 8 times in the scene
▶ 22:23 Rob Citrone It's important I think to do both and Tiger did both. 2 times in the scene
▶ 38:20 Rob Citrone I got half from the Fidelity days, some I have from the Tiger days, and some we've developed a discovery. 2 times in the scene

▶ 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… 3 times in the scene
▶ 11:23 Chas Cocke So you can picture the tiger structure, the blue ridges of the world.

▶ 1:16:49 Yen Liow I went into a classic tiger construct, and it's terrifying being fully authentic.

▶ 34:30 Colette Chilton So the legacy of our portfolio was Andreas Halverson was part of the committee that started this portfolio, and there are a lot of Williams people who have worked at Tiger or Tiger family firms, and so what that means for our portfolio… 2 times in the scene

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

▶ 58:00 Ted Seides SAC generated phenomenal returns on the capital, and yet, with somewhat, some great consistency, the people that spun out couldn't come anywhere near replicating it on its own, and, and back then, SAC was really opaque, and now I think… 3 times in the scene

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