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What do the world’s top five billionaire hedge fund managers have in common?

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April 29, 2015

Paris, France; – When just over six hundred of the world’s largest Hedge fund managers met at one of Europe’s largest “>are all Jewish? While it's a topic fraught with the danger of relying on stereotypes, it's still a topic worthy of discussion.

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His answer seems to support the theory that Jews are more inclined to follow the rules of conservative investing, which seems to permit an advantage in the current market scenario.

He also suggested that Hedge Fund management is more or less a demographically tied investment scenario, and the ability to effectively manage that scenario.

Nonetheless, it still leaves the question somewhat unanswered. But perhaps it's just historical karma.

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