The New York–based manager, who once ran nearly $6 billion, has rebooted his business and recovered his performance after his firm’s near-death experience in 2008.
Stephen TaubFebruary 20, 2014
In early 2008 Remy Trafelet was riding high. His New York–based hedge fund firm, Trafelet Capital Management, was managing $5.8 billion, thanks in part to his 25.1 percent annualized return from inception through 2007. But like many other investors,
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