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Correspondence · Jan. 24, 2020

Reuters newsletter noting Glenn Dubin's retirement, Jan. 2020

From: “Delevingne, Lawrence (Reuters)”

To: Undisclosed recipients;;

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(USANYS)”

Subject:Big Money news: Dubin retires, Ubben steps back, SEC eyes direct lender, notes from Davos
Date:Fri, 24 Jan 2020 21:45:27 +0000

Glenn Dubin is the latest hedge fund pioneer to step down from running client money, a move he told Reuters was long planned and unrelated to his past ties with Jeffrey Epstein. Dubin is best known for co-founding Highbridge, but also had a hand in fund of funds Corbin Capital, energy merchant Castleton Commodities and, more recently, quant shop Engineers Gate: Exclusive: Hedge fund billionaire Glenn Dubin retires from industry after 40 years

In 2017, I wrote about the risks of direct lending funds. One of the firms in the story, Bob Press’ TCA Global, had produced an amazing record – 60 months of uninterrupted gains. Those returns are now under the scrutiny of regulators: SEC probes Florida private lender over accounting questions

Here’s the rest of the Big Money news from around Reuters:

ValueAct CEO Ubben to step back

CQS says chief executive Rolet to step down

  • Carlyle looking at ‘cheap’ energy assets: Rubenstein

  • Goldman CEO says process on canceled WeWork IPO ‘worked’
  • U.S. stocks correction overdue, Bloomberg best to beat Trump: Scaramucci

Majority of CEOs expect global economy to cool in PwC survey

• Full Davos coverage from Reuters

  • Regulators plan additional ‘Volcker Rule’ easing

  • Greenlight takes stake in Germany’s Software AG

  • Wincrest, net short U.S. stocks, says valuations dangerous

  • GAM sees 2019 break-even after outflows*
  • BlackRock, Franklin Templeton eye partnership with Banco do Brasil

  • Investors build war chests to for European distressed corp bonds

  • BlackRock, partners eye initial $500M for climate fund

CDC adds $400M of investments in Africa push

  • African fintech Flutterwave gets $35M, partners with WorldPay

Thanks as always for reading. Any story ideas, let me know.

Lawrence Delevingne

Reporter | Reuters

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Reuters newsletter noting Glenn Dubin's retirement, Jan. 2020

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DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9 · Jan. 24, 2020

From: "Delevingne, Lawrence (Reuters)" To: Undisclosed recipients;; Bcc: (USANYS)" <table border="1" <tr <td Subject:</td <td Big Money news: Dubin retires, Ubben steps back, SEC eyes direct lender, notes from Davos</td </tr <tr <td Date:</td <td Fri, 24 Jan 2020 21:45:27 +0000</td </tr </table Glenn Dubin is the latest hedge fund pioneer to step down from running client money, a move he told Reuters was long planned and unrelated to his past ties with Jeffrey Epstein. Dubin is best known for co-founding Highbridge, but also had a hand in fund of funds Corbin Capital, energy merchant Castleton…