Hedge Hunters: After the Credit Crisis, How Hedge Fund Masters Survived

Spis treści:
Preface to the Second Edition.
Preface to the 2007 Edition.
Acknowledgments.
Chapter 1 Introduction (Mark Yusko).
What It Takes to Be the Best.
Chapter 2 Masters (Michael Steinhardt).
A Passion for Performance.
Chapter 3 Steinhardt′s Pick (John Armitage).
Reasoned and Unrattled.
Chapter 4 Masters (Marc Lasry).
An Intolerance for Losing.
Chapter 5 Lasry′s Pick (Craig Effron).
A Grip on Risk.
Chapter 6 Masters (Lee Ainslie).
A Stock Picker, Pure and Hardly Simple.
Chapter 7 Ainslie′s Pick (Bernay Box).
The Big Time in Small Caps.
Chapter 8 Masters (Boone Pickens).
The Imperturbable Oilman.
Chapter 9 Pickens′s Picks (Brian Bradshaw, David Meaney, Michael Ross, and Alex Szewczyk).
A Place at the Table.
Chapter 10 Masters (Josh Friedman and Mitch Julis).
Doyens of Debt.
Chapter 11 Friedman′s and Julis′s Picks (Jeffrey Schachter and Burton Weinstein).
Leaving Little to Chance.
Chapter 12 Masters (Dwight Anderson).
The Phoenix Phenomenon.
Chapter 13 Anderson′s Pick (Roberto Mignone).
Fruits of Firsthand Knowledge.
Chapter 14 Anderson′s Pick (Bruce Ritter).
Mastering a Changing Market.
Chapter 15 Masters (Julian Robertson).
Encores.
Chapter 16 Masters (Jim Chanos).
Out on the Short–Selling Limb.
Chapter 17 Masters (Richard Perry).
A Manager′s Manager.
Chapter 18 Masters (Daniel Loeb).
Newfound Restraint.
Index.

Nota biograficzna:
Katherine Burton has been a reporter at Bloomberg News since 1993, covering hedge funds and investment management. Before joining Bloomberg, she wrote for the Internationa l Herald Tribune and U.S. News & World Report. She has an MBA from New York University and is a winner of the 2001 Society of American Business Editors and Writers Award for breaking news, and the 2005 New Jersey Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists Award for Excellence in Journalism for business writing.