Tiger Global Management & Tiger Cub Program

A big web as this original program spawned 38 different hedge funds. It is on it's fourth generation.

During 1980, Julian Robertson Jr. founded The Tiger Management Group with the financial support of his family friends and colleagues.

He started his company with $8.8 million and his hard work and luck helped his firm become one of the top listed companies in the world.

At one point, The Tiger Management Group oversaw $22 billion and delivered annual returns in excess of 30%.

After a run of bad luck, the fund closed for good during 2000.

Julian Robertson Jr.: Career

Robertson, during his career, worked for many renowned companies and take them to the companies in the top list.

Officer in the United States Navy, in 1955

Sales Representative at Kidder Peabody

and Corporation, in 1957

Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer at

Webster Management Corporation, a

subsidiary of Kidder Peabody and

Corporation, in 1979

Founded The Tiger Management Group

(TMG) (TMG), in 1980

Founded The Tiger Foundation, in 1990

Founded The Robertson Foundation, in

1996

Founded The Blanche and The Robertson

and Family Foundation, in 1997

Chief Executive Officer at Kenan Flagler

Business School in –residence

Memberships on the Board of Visitors

The Board of Directors at the General

Alumni Associations

The Board of Visitors at Kenan Flagler

Chairperson at the Cancer Research

Institute in New York

The member of the Executive Council at

Lincoln Center

Trustee at the Rockefeller University

Trustee at the Wildlife Conservation Society

The Board of trustee of Catawba College

Trustee at the Cathedral Church of St. John

the Divine

Trustee at the Environmental Defense Fund

‘Chairperson of the Forstmann little, as of November 23 2011 to date

https://www.valuewalk.com/julian-robertson-jr-resource-page/

Cap#2 sauce

https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/07/30/business/The-Tiger-and-His-Cubs.html

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>>7231022

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While at Tiger, Robertson built rack squad of so-called “Tiger Cub” stock picking protégées.

When closed Tiger for good during 2000, these Tiger Cub traders he trained went on to found many of the world’s largest and most successful hedge funds.

Robertson helped start the careers of a number of his Tiger Cubs, providing seed capital or early investment money to about 40 hedge funds.

Today, Tiger Cubs manage around 50 of the world’s top hedge funds, including Stephen Mandal’s Lone Pine, Andreas Halvorsen’s Viking,Rob Citrone’s Discovery Capital Management, Philippe Laffont of Coatue Management and Lee Ainslie of Maverick Capital.

Now in their fourth generation, Tiger Cub funds manage around $155 billion, and the group is growing in complexity.

Divided by generation, Tiger Management is the first generation; a Tiger Cub, the second generation group of funds; Tiger Grand Cubs, the third generation; and Tiger Seeds, the fourth generation of the strategy.

https://www.valuewalk.com/tiger-cub-list/

The Tiger Cub Hedge Funds Accomplish an Unbroken Streak

https://www.novus.com/blog/the-tiger-cub-hedge-funds-accompish-an-unbroken-streak/

March 18, 2019

Tiger Private Equity Head to Exit in June

Low-key investor Lee Fixel reaped big winnings from Flipkart, Spotify bets.

Fixel, who rose from analyst to partner, is known for being an under-the-radar professional who garnered respect for his early venture capital bets on tech companies, such as Indian e-commerce business Flipkart and Swedish digital music platform Spotify.

Flipkart sold a majority stake last year to Walmart for $16 billion, which gave Tiger a lion’s share of about $3 billion.

Spotify went public in 2018, and commands a $25.8 billion market cap—roughly $2 billion of which belongs to the firm.

Fixel currently sits on Flipkart’s board as well as those of at-home fitness business Peloton and glasses maker Warby Parker, which are also in Tiger’s portfolio.

The quiet capitalist co-managed Tiger’s private strategies with firm founder and partner Charles P. “Chase” Coleman III and division founder and partner Scott Shleifer, will still manage some existing companies in the portfolio and also keep serving on several boards.

Tiger Global credited Fixel, who spent 13 years at the firm, as “a driving force” in its domestic and Indian private equity moves.

https://www.ai-cio.com/news/tiger-private-equity-head-exit-june/

Hedge Funds Clip Facebook Shares in Q3

excerpt

Trimming the tech stock was also prevalent in Tiger cub firms, which are owned by alumni of Julian Roberts’ Tiger Management. Coatue Management, Viking Global, and Tiger Global sold 33%, 71%, and 12% of their Facebook positions, collectively removing more than 6.4 million shares.

Interestingly, their mentor, Robertson, is making a contrarian play. He bought 33,400 more shares in the social media behemoth, bringing Tiger Management’s holdings to 172,810.

https://www.ai-cio.com/news/hedge-funds-clip-facebook-shares-q3/

>>7231098

o7

thank you B

>>7231143

When you control that much you get to pick and choose where they go. Regardless of reality. They are subservient to him, they owe him their success.

>>7231226

The world travels in August. Let's see some change of plans for them.

>>7231352