Hedge Funds

Ray Dalio hands over control of Bridgewater as succession completes

The high-profile financier has taken the final step in his succession plan, according to reports

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio has stepped down as co-investment chief of the largest US hedge fund firm, nearly five decades after he started it in his Manhattan apartment.

The move, finalised on 30 September following a tumultuous years-long succession process, leaves a handful of Dalio associates in charge of the firm, which has $150bn under management. Dalio remains on the Bridgewater board.

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