Hedge Fund - Omega Advisors

Billionaire Leon Cooperman grew up as the son of a plumber living in the South Bronx, then worked his way into Hunter College as a Xerox quality control engineer in the mid-60's.

Omega Advisors was founded by Leon Cooperman in 1991 after he had headed Goldman Sachs Asset Management, with Cooperman becoming a billionaire on the strength of the fund’s performance.

Billionaire Leon Cooperman appeared on CNBC last week to say that the social networking giant Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) is a value play.

Billionaire Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors filed its quarterly 13F with the SEC on May 15th, disclosing many of its long equity positions as of the end of March.

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Billionaire Leon Cooperman grew up the son of a plumber living in the South Bronx. He worked his way through Hunter College, working as a Xerox quality control engineer.

Six to seven weeks after the end of each fiscal quarter, hedge funds are required to file 13Fs with the SEC. These filings disclose many of their long equity positions in U.S.