Hedge Funds

Greenlight Capital’s clash with ex-staffer has hurt its business, lawsuit says

David Einhorn, president and portfolio manager at Greenlight Capital, speaks during the Sohn Investment Conference in New York on 6 May
David Einhorn, president and portfolio manager at Greenlight Capital, speaks during the Sohn Investment Conference in New York on 6 May Photo: Alex Flynn/Bloomberg

Greenlight Capital has said an ongoing spat with one of its former staffers over his job title is hurting its business, deterring investors from putting money in the multi-billion-dollar hedge fund and hindering its ability to recruit new employees.

In a fresh lawsuit filed on 25 June, Greenlight called on a New York court to place a “permanent injunction” on ex-staffer James Fishback to block him from referring to himself as its former “head of macro.”

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