Steve Eisman quits FrontPoint Partners

June 13th, 2011
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FrontPoint Partners, the hedge fund currently embroiled in an insider-trading scandal, has lost its top man. According to Reuters, Steve Eisman, a portfolio manager at FrontPoint famous for his calls on the US housing market in 2008, is leaving the firm after they liquidated his hedge fund to meet investor redemption requests.

FrontPoint Partners is only maintaining four hedge funds: the FrontPoint Quant Macro Fund, the FrontPoint Strategic Credit Fund, the FrontPoint Rockbay Fund and the FrontPoint Direct Lending fund. Mr. Eisman has not yet indicated his next move.
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Related People: Daniel Waters; Gil Caffray*; James G. Webb; Michael John Kelly; Paul Ghaffari*; Philip Duff*
Related Entities: FrontPoint Consumer and Industrials; FrontPoint Financial Services; FrontPoint Healthcare; FrontPoint Quantitative Macro; FrontPoint Volatility Opportunities; Morgan Stanley Investment Management
Related Article Tags: Investment Management, Fund Manager and General Financial News; Hedge Fund Jobs, Hirings and Firings; Hedge Fund Launches and Hedge Fund Closings

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by jill on April 30th, 2012

He needed to quit. There is so many issues going on with this. He is definitely a big part of it. I hope to see a good future with this fund. TESL Canada


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