Tybourne Trades Appear to Pay Off

The Tiger Grandcub has extended its strong rebound after changing its bets in the third quarter.

     Tybourne premium story art  Microsoft became Tybourne's fifth largest long in September. (Brent Lewin/Bloomberg)

Tybourne premium story art Microsoft became Tybourne’s fifth largest long in September.

(Brent Lewin/Bloomberg)

Tybourne Capital Management made several significant changes to its $4 billion U.S. stock portfolio in the third quarter, a shake-up that appears positive for its performance.

Six of the Tiger Grandcub’s 16 largest long bets were established in the three-month period, including a stake in software giant Microsoft Corp.,

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