Hedge Fund - Elliott Management

Elliott Management is a New York-based hedge fund founded by billionaire activist investor Paul Singer in 1977.

In a bleak new letter to investors, Paul Singer's Elliott Management warns that the bond market is "broken" and that when the central bank actions of recent years no longer ward off a market downturn, ...

Activist investor and billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Singer was awarded this year's Manager Lifetime Achievement Award by the Institutional Investor magazine in New York in June.

Billionaire Paul Singer has stepped up his activist efforts concerning Lifelock Inc. (NYSE:LOCK), as disclosed in a recently amended filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Carl Icahn reportedly has his sights set on another energy company, and it's causing ripples in the market.

Hedge fund manager Dan Loeb’s corporate credit portfolio returned 15 percent in the second quarter, helped by a bet on high-yield bonds.

Paul Singer's Elliott Management has registered a first victory in its activist efforts with regard to CDK Global Inc. (NASDAQ:CDK).

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After years of rapid internal growth, the world’s biggest hedge fund appears to be slowing down.